The Bologna Process as an institutional change and its effect on Industrial Relations

Bologna Process : Introduction of the bachelor and master system as a pan-European higher education degree and the effects on the firms hiring process

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20 July , 2009

Table of Content TOC \o "1-9 " \t "Heading 2 2 Heading 1 1 Heading 1 1 Heading 1 1 Heading 1 1 Heading 1 1 Heading 2 2 Heading 2 2 Heading 2 2 Heading 2 2 " \h HYPERLINK \l "_toc59 " Introduction 3

HYPERLINK \l "_toc61 " The Bologna Process 3

HYPERLINK \l "_toc66 " Economic and

Academic Background 5

HYPERLINK \l "_toc70 " Implication on Selected Educational Systems 7

HYPERLINK \l "_toc74 " Employers Advantages 8

HYPERLINK \l "_toc81 " Employees 12

HYPERLINK \l "_toc85 " Employers awareness 13

HYPERLINK \l "_toc88 " Analysis 15

HYPERLINK \l "_toc91 " Recommendations 16

HYPERLINK \l "_toc94 " Works Cited 17

Introduction

Globalization and liberalization are two factors that greatly impact on the potential that nations have for generating value . Of the numerous dynamics that affect the society in the current operational environment globalization comes up as the most influential due to the effect that it has on nearly all sectors of the modern economies (Neal 129 . With increase in interaction between different communities a need for standardization has developed due to difference in standards and approaches that are employed across different societies (Lee 43 Electronic standard , wireless protocols , international courts and trading blocks have all come up as a result of the need to standardize approaches that the current societies use . The European which is the...