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Small report from the Greek Universities (Critical analysis)

Tuesday 22 April 2008 by Zawra

This season we are going through a both contradictory and crucial period referring to the Greek students’ movement. A ‘war’ has been held in the Greek universities for at least 10 years: the students’ movement against the successive neo-liberal governments, both social-democratic and right-winged, (...) > continue

European Union: the threat to education (Critical analysis)

Tuesday 8 April 2008 by Zawra

CARLOS SEVILLA ALONSO November 2003 Education faces multiple threats as attempts continue to reduce it to a commodity. From the French republican school to the mass university of the post World War II period, educational systems have reproduced and continue to reproduce class inequalities. On (...) > continue

Universities Mean Business (Critical analysis)

Tuesday 8 April 2008 by Zawra

Merck and Harvard enter a collaboration that reflects the closer ties being forged between industry and academia, but it’s a trend that is alarming to some. > continue

Universities in a Neoliberal World (Critical analysis)

Alex Callinicos

Tuesday 12 February 2008 by Alex

An analisis of the recent neoliberal reforms in Higher Education, by Allex Callinicos, professor of European studies at King’s College, London. > continue

Païsus Catalans: The Bologna Declaration and the European Higher Educations Space (Critical analysis)

Report from Catalonia’s student syndicate SEPC

Wednesday 6 February 2008 by Zawra

January 2007 The situation of the superior education at the Catalan Countries (Països Catalans) is in the middle of a transformation process due to the known Bologna Process; the different reformations that affect the organization of the university system have lead to new difficulties of (...) > continue

Implementation of the Bologna process in Denmark (Critical analysis)

Tuesday 29 January 2008 by Zawra

by Stinna Gammelgaard, member of Red-Green Alliance January, 2007 The cooperation between the ministers – also called the Bologna Process, has more or less been implemented in Denmark. Some of the elements – like the two cycled structure (3+2) was already in process of being implement, before (...) > continue