Book chapter 2015

Breaking down the learning silos: What role for employers and the private sector in education and learning?

Evaluating European Education Policy-Making: Privatization, Networks and the European Commission
Journal · pp. 53-70
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University of Bath, Bath, Somerset, United Kingdom
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