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Learning and Training for Work in the Knowledge Society

Chapter I. Towards Knowledge- and Skill-based Economies and Societies: New Objectives and Challenges of Human Resources Development and Training - Endnotes


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7ILO (2000): Conclusions of Joint Meeting on Lifelong Learning in the Twenty-First Century: The Changing Role of Educational Personnel, ILO, Geneva.

8The National Agency for Education (1999), Sweden: The Adult Education Initiative: An Overall Investment in Adult Education.

9Bosch Gerhard (1996/97): Bildung, Innovation und Chancengleichheit auf dem Arbeitsmarkt, contribution to the World Employment Report.

10ILO (2001): Life at Work in the Information Economy, World Employment Report 2001, International Labour Office, Geneva, p.222.

11ILO (2001): Life at Work in the Information Economy, World Employment Report 2001, International Labour Office, Geneva.

12United Nations (May 2001): Issue Paper on Education for All and Sustainable Development in LDCs, Third UN Conference for Least Developed Countries (LDC III).

13United Nations (May 2001): Issue Paper on Education for All and Sustainable Development in LDCs, Third UN Conference for Least Developed Countries (LDC III).

14ILO (2000): Conclusions of Joint Meeting on Lifelong Learning in the Twenty-First Century: The Changing Role of Educational Personnel, ILO, Geneva.

15ILO (2000): Conclusions of Joint Meeting on Lifelong Learning in the Twenty-First Century: The Changing Role of Educational Personnel, ILO, Geneva.

16Ashton David N. and Jonny Sung (2000): Supporting Workplace Learning for High Performance Working, ILO, forthcoming.

17ILO (April 2000): Decent Work and Poverty Reduction in the Global Economy.

18Ashton David N. and Jonny Sung (2001): Supporting Workplace Learning for High Performance Working, ILO, forthcoming.

19OECD (2001): Education policy analysis: Education and skills, Paris.

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