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| Abstract: | In the framework of a joint CEPES/Institute of Education of the European Cultural Foundation project on the relations between non‐traditional forms of higher education and regional development, a Symposium was held in Bucharest from 23 to 25 May 1978 The purpose of the meeting was to analyse the main findings of nine national case studies which had been prepared in the framework of the project (Denmark, France, Federal Republic of Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Romania, United Kingdom) and to make suggestions regarding a synthesis study to be elaborated on that basis. A preliminary draft of this study was presented as a working document to the Symposium. The main objectives of the meeting were, therefore, to facilitate an exchange of views and experience on the proposed topic and to identify the most significant data contained in the case studies which might be reflected in the synthesis study. For information on the discussions of this meeting see page 36 in this issue. The three following articles are based on the case studies on Hungary, Romania and Poland. |
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