Europe's Thirteenth State: 1992 and Europe's Minority Communities

Black and ethnic minorities must not be denied the chance to take advantage of the opportunities available in the restructuring of Europe. A Black agenda would include increased status for adult education, assessment of regional skills gaps, recognition of qualifications obtained outside the Europea...

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Published inAdult education (Chapel Hill) Vol. 2; no. 8; p. 222
Main Author Randall, Steve
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1991
Subjects
Adult Education
Blacks
Educational Opportunities
Educational Policy
European Community
Foreign Countries
Job Training
Lifelong Learning
Minority Groups
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Summary:Black and ethnic minorities must not be denied the chance to take advantage of the opportunities available in the restructuring of Europe. A Black agenda would include increased status for adult education, assessment of regional skills gaps, recognition of qualifications obtained outside the European Community, and provision for multicultural education. (SK)
ISSN:0001-8481