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Tag Archives: transparency
May 5 2012
Der Bologna-Prozess zur Schaffung eines einheitlichen euopäischen Hochschulraums ist eine unpopuläre politische Maßnahme, die zwar auf internationaler Ebene, aber außerhalb des EU-Rahmenvertragwerks beschlossen wurde und so einen transparenten und demokratischen Gesetzsgebungsprozess umgeht.
Leave a commentWährend die Europäische Union (EU) eine relativ transparente und demokratische Gesetzgebung ermöglicht, hat der Bologna-Prozess, der auf eine europaweite Vergleichbarkeit von Bildungsabschlüssen abzielt, genau diese Strukturen umgangen, meint Sascha Garben. Wissenschaftler, Politiker und die Öffentlichkeit sollten diese bildungspolitischen Entwicklungen des … Continue reading
Posted by: May 5, 2012
Tagged with: Bildung, democracy, Demokratie, education, eu, Europe 2020, higher education, transparency, Transparenz
Apr 11 2012
The Bologna Process on higher education is an unpopular policy decided at the international level but outside the EU framework, circumventing transparent and democratic legislative processes.
2 CommentsWhile the EU’s institutions provide for relatively transparent and democratic legislative processes, these processes have been circumvented by the Bologna Process, which aims to make academic standards comparable across Europe, argues Sacha Garben. She also calls upon scholars, politicians, policy … Continue reading
Posted by: April 11, 2012
Tagged with: democracy, education, eu, Europe 2020, higher education, transparency
Mar 9 2012
Five minutes with Alexander Alvaro: “Compared to a decade ago, we have become ‘transparent citizens’”
2 CommentsAlexander Alvaro, Vice President of the European Parliament, reflects recent efforts to preserve the Eurozone, the UK’s relationship with the EU, and protecting citizen’s freedoms in the digital age. Do you think the Euro will be still with us in … Continue reading
Posted by: March 9, 2012
Tagged with: data protection, digital era, Euro, Europe, European Parliament, transparency
