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6 mai 2016

Call for students for the ESU Quality Assurance Students Experts’ Pool

The Steering Committee of the ESU QA Student Experts’ Pool hereby opens a call for 40 members of the ESU Quality Assurance Student Experts’ Pool. In addition to new recruits, the call is also being issued to current members of the ESU QA Pool, who wish to continue their activities as pool members.
Successful applicants will be included into ESU’s quality assurance experts’ pool until 30th of June 2017. Becoming a member of the pool will give eligibility to be nominated by ESU for quality assurance reviews and trainings, and provide an opportunity to gain more knowledge about quality assurance in Europe. More...

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6 mai 2016

How well are teachers doing in solving problems using ICT?

By Dirk Van Damme. If one were to ask ministers of education what they consider to be the most important factor determining the quality of their education systems, the odds are high that they would refer to the quality of the teaching work force. The saying goes that the quality of an education system can never exceed that of its teachers. More...

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6 mai 2016

Going grey, staying skilled

By Marco Paccagnella. The population is “greying” in most advanced countries as well as in some developing countries. Many governments are struggling to address the challenges resulting from this demographic transition, from rising costs of healthcare, to worries about the sustainability of pension systems. More...

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6 mai 2016

Colombia’s moment of truth

By Andreas Schleicher. Colombia now has an historic opportunity to end one of the world’s longest-running armed conflicts. Will the country be able to seize this chance and realise its huge economic, social and cultural potential? That depends on nothing more than on what happens in Colombia’s classrooms. More...

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6 mai 2016

Carbon emissions all at sea: why was shipping left out of the Paris Climate Agreement?

By Shayne MacLachlan. Newcastle, Australia has the dubious honour of being the world’s largest port for coal exports. There’s even a coal price index named after it: The NEWC Index. More...

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6 mai 2016

The Nordic Welfare Model and the Refugee Crisis: Buffer or Weakness?

By Anne Skevik Grødem. Demanding labor markets, high social benefits – many people believe that the universal Nordic welfare states may be less able to face the challenges of migration than other countries. More...

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6 mai 2016

Take the money and run: the uses and abuses of political funding

By Bill Below. There is something ominous in the words ‘money in politics’. It evokes payoffs and payolas, fat cats, power brokers and kingmakers dealing in smoke-filled rooms, deciding the future of people not present. More...

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6 mai 2016

The Other CCS

By Laurence Matthews. The initials ‘CCS’ usually stand for Carbon Capture and Storage, which was discussed in a post here recently. However, I was with the team in Paris during COP21 promoting the Cap Global Carbon proposal (as described in John Jopling’s blog post here last year); the mechanism embodied in Cap Global Carbon is Cap & Share, and it occurred to us that the name ‘Carbon Cap & Share’ has the same initials, CCS. We wondered, are these two types of CCS complementary or antagonistic. More...

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6 mai 2016

Mobile connectivity beyond borders

By Verena Weber. Do you remember the “not-so-good old days”? When you were delayed while travelling abroad and it was too expensive to use your smartphone to check for alternatives online and inform the people you had to meet. More...

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6 mai 2016

Scaling Up Living Wages in Global Supply Chains

By Roel Nieuwenkamp and Marjoleine Hennis. Meet Ei Yin Mon, a factory worker in Myanmar. She came to Yangon after cyclone Nargis hit the country in 2008. The base wage she earns is extremely low, so she has to work many hours of overtime to compensate. More...

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