Education and Economic Decline in Britain, 1870 to the 1990s

By:

Michael Sanderson

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Hardback

Series:

New Studies in Economic and Social History

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For many years, British scientific and technical education has been regarded as inadequate and poor in comparison to competing countries. The deficiencies of the British education system and its failure to support and promote vocational education and training to create "human capital" in the labor force have been seen as a large factor in Britain's economic decline since the 1870s. Michael Sanderson examines education's supposed part--or not--in this decline and focuses on those issues where education has been seen to fail the needs of the economy.

Release date NZ

April 22nd, 1999

Author

Michael Sanderson

Audience

Tertiary Education (US: College)

Illustrations

15 Tables, unspecified

Pages

140

Series

New Studies in Economic and Social History

Dimensions

143x224x15

ISBN-13

9780521581707

Product ID

2364961

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