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Recognition of qualifications for educational and professional purposes: the impact of Brexit
Original publication: November 2018 Authors: Michaela Franke and Pierre Heriard, Research administrators Short link to this post: http://bit.ly/2S6XffP Available languages: KEY FINDINGS The United Kingdom (UK) will leave the European Union next 29 March 2019. The potential impact of the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union on the recognition of qualifications depends Read more…
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Study presentation: Education in Cultural Heritage
Committee on Culture and Education – Study requested by CULT Committee, commissioned and managed by the Policy Department – “Education in Cultural Heritage” – Presentation by Researcher at Université libre de Bruxelles, Centre de recherches en archéologie et patrimoine Brussels, 20 November 2018 Short link to this post: http://bit.ly/2Kiv1vP The Read more…
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Study presentation: Audiovisual Sector and Brexit: the Regulatory Environment
Committee on Culture and Education – Study requested by CULT Committee, commissioned and managed by the Policy Department – “Audiovisual Sector and Brexit: the Regulatory Environment” – Presentation by Mark Cole, Institute of European Media Law (EMR) Brussels, 8 November 2018 Short link to this post: https://wp.me/p9fhrE-1v9 The United Kingdom Read more…
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Best practices in sustainable management and safeguarding of cultural heritage in the EU
Original publication: November 2018 Authors: Christer GUSTAFSSON (chapters 2, 3, 4 and 6) and Balázs MELLÁR (chapters 1 and 5) Short link to this post: http://bit.ly/2qtz8MC Available languages: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY While many people still consider cultural heritage as an obstacle to economic growth or as a luxury, it is increasingly Read more…
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Audiovisual Sector and Brexit: the Regulatory Environment
Original publication: November 2018 Authors: Institute of Media Law (EMR): Mark D. COLE, Jörg UKROW, Christina ETTELDORF Short link to this post: http://bit.ly/2Antl0H Available languages: The audiovisual sector is a fundamental issue in Brexit negotiations due to the importance of the UK as a player in the cultural industry. A Read more…
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Study presentation: Mobility of artists and culture professionals – towards a European policy framework
Committee on Culture and Education – Study requested by CULT Committee, commissioned and managed by the Policy Department – “Mobility of artists and culture professionals – towards a European policy framework” – Presentation by Clémentine DAUBEUF and Teodora PLETOSU, KEA European Affairs Brussels, 10 October 2018, Short link to this Read more…
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Study presentation : Digital Skills in the 21st century
Committee on Culture and Education – Study requested by CULT Committee, commissioned and managed by the Policy Department – “Digital Skills in the 21st Century” – Presentation by Justina Vaikutytė-Paškauskė, Public Policy and Management Institute Brussels, 24 September 2018, 15:15-16:00 Short link to this post: http://bit.ly/2xTNdGq On 17 January 2018, Read more…
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Mobility of artists and culture professionals – towards a European policy framework
Original publication: September 2018 Authors: KEA European Affairs: Clémentine Daubeuf, Teodora Pletosu, Philippe Kern, Arthur Le Gall Short link to this post: http://bit.ly/2PZAaus Available languages: Mobility is now considered an integral part of the working life of artists and culture professionals. Its importance has gradually increased in a globalised society Read more…