Titlebook: Education and Solidarity in the European Union; Europe’s Lost Spirit Sarah K. St. John Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Education: A Complicated Policy Fieldfit neatly into one these theoretical explanations are: statism and the function of states as individual entities; the cultural and economic motivations for developing an education policy; and the significance of time and context in policy development.

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Understanding European Solidarity, Spirit and Identity: Theoryt is demonstrated to different extents depending on the issue and on the instrument to be adopted. For solidarity to be achievable, it requires the four key components of common values and goals, risk sharing, equality, and trust.

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Past and Present Challenges, and Future Opportunities, for Engaging Education to Address the Solidarupply. The chapter proposes that despite its complications education is still a valuable resource for fostering European solidarity and suggests how the EU can navigate and approach education policy to stimulate civic engagement that leads to greater solidarity.

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Concluding Thoughts: Covid-19 Providing Yet Another Case Study or Impetus for EU Solidarity?ving to be a critical moment in the history of the EU and European solidarity, and one in which the EU’s reactions to the crisis will be decisive for its future cohesion. Education still has a role to play if applied effectively.

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Book 2021 integration. This book draws links between the crisis of solidarity experienced by the European Union today and the difficulties faced throughout European integration to develop a fully-fledged EU education policy. It makes the case that education has not been a stable mechanism for fostering spiri

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Edwin R. Dubose Jr.,Earl E. Shelplooks ahead to propose how, through lessons learnt, the EU can navigate education policy in such a way that it still has an important role to play in the processes of civic participation and solidarity-building. This introduction outlines the content and structure of the book in line with these aims.

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Economic Theory in Historical Perspective,he chapter identifies a shift from the cultural attachment to education that had been present in pre-European Community discussions, towards alignment with the economic-oriented objectives of the Community to reinforce the labour market through vocational training.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-94102-8tom, it faced notable hesitation from member states, in which opinions diverged more frequently than they converged. This is telling of policy development in education at European level in general, especially as the project’s coordination subsequently shifted from the supranational context of the European Community to an intergovernmental context.