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HomeTowards a history of vocational education and training (VET) in Europe in a comparative perspective. VOL II, The development of VET in the context of the construction of the EC/EU and the roIe of Cedefop
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This volume gathers the contributions of the second day of the First international conference on the history of vocational education and training (VET) in Europe in a comparative perspective, held in Florence in October 2002. The overall theme of the conference was the different developments of VET in Europe and the development of EU-social policies, in particular in VET. The second session of the conference dealt with the development of VET in the context of the construction of the EC/EU and the role of Cedefop. The contributions comprise articles on European social policy, in particular the background for the introduction of a VET policy in the European Goal and Steel Community due to the structural changes in post-war Europe, the subsequent inclusion of a common vocational training policy in the treaty of Rome, followed by the 10 principles and the action programmes of 1965 and 1971. The economic and social committee's contribution to the common policy and that of the unions in the creation of Cedefop is described. A concrete example is given in the article on the role of VETin François Mitterand's idea of a European social space. The volume concludes with an article on the role of VET and Cedefop in EC/EU social policy.
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- Corporate author(s): Cedefop (EU body or agency)
- Themes: Vocational training
- Subject: Cedefop , European social policy , European Union , vocational education , vocational training
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| ISSN | ISBN 92-896-0314-3 | DOI | Catalogue number TI-13-04-001-EN-C |
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| ISSN | ISBN 92-896-0315-1 | DOI | Catalogue number TI-13-04-002-EN-C |
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