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Greece bears plenty of blame in this whole debacle. They borrowed way too much when their economy was booming; they refused to modernize their infamously porous tax collection, especially toward the rich; they lied through their teeth about their finances for years; and governments of both right and left have doggedly supported an insanely bloated public sector that would make even a Russian blush.
On the German (i.e., Northern European) side of things, the story of blame is a little more....technocratic. Banks made bets on interest rate convergences between north and south when the euro was introduced. This paid off, and for years they happily shoveled money into Greece at great profit. Greece's economy overheated, but the ECB kept monetary policy loose because that benefited Germany twice over: first by providing Germans with a good place to invest their money and second by providing Greeks with enough money to import German goods. Eventually, this hot money flow produced inflation, but monetary policy stayed loose anyway because the German economy was kind of sluggish at the time and needed the boost. Inevitably, this produced a capital account surplus in Greece and therefore a current account deficit. When the Great Recession hit, everything went to hell. Due to the hot money flows, Greek banks had become dependent on wholesale funding, and when that suddenly dried up a banking crisis got added to the rest of the mix. It's been downhill ever since.
Now: read those two paragraphs carefully. It's plain there's fault on both sides. But the fault of the Greek side is easy to understand and easy to put in moralistic terms. They lived high, they lied about their finances, and they coddled their government workers. It's easy to paint the Greeks as irresponsible wastrels who are just getting what they deserve.
The German side is quite different. Be honest: did you even understand it? It's all very technocratic, almost hydraulic in nature. Investors made bets on some derivatives; centralized monetary policy was not ideal for Greece; hot money flows inevitably produced current account deficits; and when the Great Recession cratered the economy it all turned into a full-blown banking and debt crisis. This is all very recondite. Sure, maybe it was Germany's fault, but in an abstract, bureaucratic way. It's a lot harder to see bad personal behavior here.
I'm not alone in thinking that once you dig into things, German behavior has been quite a bit worse than Greek behavior. But it's hard to make this case in a way that makes much sense emotionally. What most people see is a highly intricate and technocratic system on one side and a bunch of reckless, happy-go-lucky Greeks on the other side. So who are you going to blame?
In case you're wondering (I was), 'hot money' is an actual financial term of art.
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This is pretty shocking. Four people in one day! Is this because they can't swim, or can't swim well enough? I wonder whether Germans routinely learn to swim during their education. This is standard in most parts of the USA, where hot weather and swimming pools and beaches are a fact of life. Maybe not so in Germany, where there are perhaps 15 really hot days in any given year.
Or perhaps it's a combination of (1) no lifeguard supervision; (2) alcohol consumption; and (3) murky water and uneven surfaces. Any other theories?
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It is still the case that a large fraction of asylum applications come from Western Balkan states, which means they have no chance of obtaining asylum. "As of the end of May we received 111,000 people from the 10 most important countries of origin. 68,000 came from the Western Balkans", said Schmidt. The number of migrants from Serbia, Macedonia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina has dropped since these countries were declared 'secure countries of origin' by German authorities. Asylum applications from Kosovo also dropped drastically. By contrast, the number of applicants from Albania has increased rapidly: "30,000 Albanians want asylum in Germany. Traffickers are dangling false hopes in front of these people."
The chances of asylum being granted to people from the West Balkans is between .1 and .2 percent. However, they get 140 Euros a month each in 'pocket money' once they reach Germany. Schmidt wants to reduce that to reduce the incentive for economic migration.
One day soon someone's going to fly a camera mini-drone over an East German nude beach.
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No matter how irreligious Germany gets, it shares with many Western European countries a common cultural heritage of Christian natural law thinking, especially about human dignity. This makes Germany queasy about things such as in vitro fertilization, surrogate parenting, embryo research, and pre-implantation genetic diagnostics. Some of these new technologies are banned, others allowed, all are regulated. It's all a bit stuffy and old-fashioned, like the basement of an ecumenical summer camp building, with its ping-pong tables, disintegrating board games, and lukewarm cola.
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Intelligence is about 70-80% heritable, but is highly polygenic; we are only now beginning to isolate a few of the genes responsible for it. But research is rocketing forward so fast that it's not out of the question to imagine genetic procedures to eliminate disease and boost intelligence within 20 years. When that happens, I am sure China will start doing it. After all, highly intelligent people are more orderly, more innovative, more law-abiding, and disproportionately responsible for economic growth and development. Once you set aside ethical quibbles, what's not to like?
If I had extra money lying around, I would invest it in (1) ultra-realistic Japanese sex dolls; and (2) Chinese genetic engineering. Those will be the growth industries of the next few decades.
In some Muslim countries, over 50% of marriages are arranged, and involve cousins:
A sophisticated recent study finds that this inbreeding is associated with truly staggering losses in IQ:
We found significant decline in child cognitive abilities due to inbreeding and high frequency of mental retardation among offspring from inbred families. The mean differences (95% C.I.) were reported for the VIQ, being −22.00 (−24.82, −19.17), PIQ −26.92 (−29.96, −23.87) and FSIQ −24.47 (−27.35, −21.59) for inbred as compared to non-inbred children (p>0.001). The higher risk of being mentally retarded was found to be more obvious among inbred categories corresponding to the degree of inbreeding and the same accounts least for non-inbred children (p<0.0001).
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Inbreeding (consanguineous marriages among humans) produces homozygous offspring, since the mating of pairs occurs between genetically closely related individuals.... Consanguinity has been associated with significant decline in mean values for height, weight and body mass index (BMI) and the subsequent depression on children growth, much influenced in proportion to their inbreeding coefficients with least variation for non-genetic factors [21]. Inbreeding is also thought to predispose offspring to neuropsychological disorders such as hereditary Parkinsonism [34]. Several studies have identified parental consanguinity as an important risk factor for mental retardation or ID [26], [27], [35], and it has been shown that inbreeding is correlated with reduced cognitive performance [36].
The study results, in graphical terms:
The X axis is Full-Scale IQ. IQ scores of 75 and below are considered mentally disabled in Western countries, anything under 60 is profoundly disabled, generally requiring special education and lifelong assistance. (Which, of course, most developing countries can't afford.) There may be some confounding factors here, such as that higher-IQ, better-educated Muslims may be less traditional and more likely to avoid arranged cousin marriages, and higher-IQ wealthier Muslims may face less risk from malnutrition or pollution. But still, the well-known genetic danger of consanguinity is certainly explaining a lot of this unbelievably huge variance.
This is why IQ is so revealing. The debate on how to develop countries goes 'round and 'round, starting again every time the latest intervention (education, clean water, infrastructure) delivers less-than-overwhelming results. And the blame game goes back and forth, ad nauseam. But this study, and many more like it, point to an obvious factor which few squeamish PC Westerners are willing to discuss openly. Cousin marriage creates generation after generation of people with severe intellectual deficits. Eliminate it, and (after a few generations) you will unleash massive amounts of human capital that has been destroyed for centuries by the dead hand of tradition.
A few days ago I pointed out the weak provisions of the German non-discrimination law on housing discrimination. It's only fair, though, to point out that the same law does prohibit discrimination in the workplace based on sexual orientation (g). It's still very difficult to prove a case and win damages in Germany based on the AGG, but at least the principle is there.
The US Congress has tried to enact the same protections many times over in a bill called the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, but failed. You need the House of Representatives and the Senate to pass the bill, and the President to sign it. So far, all three of those stars have not yet lined up in the right constellation, so the bill is not yet law. Many states have passed laws prohibiting discrimination against gays in the workplace, but 29 states still allow it.
I suspect a federal law might actually pass in the next 5-10 years. All you would need to do is get 10-15% of Republicans to vote for it and you would have it. (You would also need a Democratic President, of course.) I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think the change on this issue has been so dramatic in the last few years that getting 10-15% of Republicans is just possible.
The blog 'The Philosophical Worldview Artist (Weltanschauungskunst für alle Weltanschauer) run by one Douglas Robertson (no idea who he is) publishes fine translations of German-language texts, including this typically scorching 1984 interview with Thomas Bernhard:
FLEISCHMANN: But surely with distance one ought to be able to write about the past more composedly.
BERNHARD: That's the big cliché about contemplating the past, and it's obviously totally false. Old people can write books like that when they're sitting paralyzed in their armchairs, but it's not my mode, not yet; maybe the day after tomorrow I'll still be excited; whenever I write anything, even something peaceful, I'm still basically excited. In any case, excitation is a pleasant condition; when your blood is sluggish, excitation gets it moving, pulsing; it keeps you alive, and consequently keeps the stream of books flowing. Without excitation there's absolutely nothing; you might as well stay in bed. Now for you, Miss Fleischmann (laughs), being in bed is of course only a way of passing the time when you're excited—right?—and being in a book is every bit as much a pastime. Writing a book is after all a kind of sexual act, but one that happens at a more leisurely pace than the literal act, which one engaged in when one was younger; it is, to be sure, much more pleasant to write a book than to go to bed with somebody.FLEISCHMANN: Do you regard writing as a substitute for sexual fulfillment?BERNHARD: "Sexual fulfillment" is just a catch-phrase, like, for example, "self-development." It's unadulterated bullshit. But of course I've already said what writing is. I'd just be repeating myself if I said any more about it.FLEISCHMANN: In this book Vienna is an institute for the annihilation of spirit; what does Vienna mean in your opinion?BERNHARD: Well, as I've stated in the book, Vienna is essentially an art-mill, or the biggest art-mill in the world, into which everybody leaps of their own free will, and the current miller is the chancellor, who is in charge there, the cabinet ministers are the miller's helpers, and all the singers, actors, stage-directors, fling themselves into the mill, and down below the flour comes out. But this process can only be kept going for so long before the flour for some reason comes out all moldy and smelly.FLEISCHMANN: And why do you think that it's specifically in Vienna that artists are so [thoroughly] destroyed?BERNHARD: Well, because here in Vienna is where the most spiteful people in the world are to be found; on the other hand you have this mill, the greatest [possible source of] amusement. Is it not after all amusing to watch people, geniuses and people of good character, flinging themselves into it up at the top, and coming out all deformed down below? Don't you find it amusing?
And on a similar note to the last post, the US Supreme Court just held (pdf) that the Constitutional guarantees of equal protection and due process of law require gay marriage to be recognized in all 50 states. Leftward-drifting Catholic Republican Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote the majority opinion for a 5-4 split court, which ends:
The Court, in this decision, holds same-sex couples may exercise the fundamental right to marry in all States. It follows that the Court also must hold—and it now does hold—that there is no lawful basis for a State to refuse to recognize a lawful same-sex marriage performed in another State on the ground of its same-sex character.
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Yesterday the U.S. Supreme Court decided Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs v. The Inclusive Communities Project, a case about the Fair Housing Act, a law passed by Congress in 1968 to combat housing discrimination:
De jure residential segregation by race was declared unconstitutional almost a century ago, but its vestiges remain today, intertwined with the country's economic and social life. Some segregated housing patterns can be traced to conditions that arose in the mid-20th century. Rapid urbanization, concomitant with the rise of suburban developments accessible by car, led many white families to leave the inner cities. This often left minority families concentrated in the center of the Nation's cities. During this time, various practices were followed, sometimes with governmental support, to encourage and maintain the separation of the races…
In April 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, and the Nation faced a new urgency to resolve the social unrest in the inner cities. Congress responded by adopting the Kerner Commission's recommendation and passing the Fair Housing Act. The statute addressed the denial of housing opportunities on the basis of "race, color, religion, or national origin." Civil Rights Act of 1968….
The question before the court was whether the FHA can be used for claims of 'disparate impact' – that is policies that have the result of affecting minorities and whites differently, even though there is no proof that the policymakers' intention was to discriminate on the basis of race. The specific case here involves a federal rent-subsidy plan (Section 8) for poor families. The plaintiffs claimed that Texas agencies were contributing to residential racial segregation by steering minority Section 8 recipients to areas that were already disproportionately minority. The Plaintiffs had no proof that this was being done intentionally, so sued under disparate impact. The Supreme Court held that since most other American anti-discrimination laws can be used in this way, so can the FHA:
Recognition of disparate impact liability under the FHA also plays a role in uncovering discriminatory intent: It permits plaintiffs to counteract unconscious prejudices and disguised animus that escape easy classification as disparate treatment. In this way disparate-impact liability may prevent segregated housing patterns that might otherwise result from covert and illicit stereotyping.
But disparate-impact liability has always been properly limited in key respects that avoid the serious constitutional questions that might arise under the FHA, for instance, if such liability were imposed based solely on a showing of a statistical disparity. Disparate-impact liability mandates the "removal of artificial, arbitrary, and unnecessary barriers," not the displacement of valid governmental policies. The FHA is not an instrument to force housing authorities to reorder their priorities. Rather, the FHA aims to ensure that those priorities can be achieved without arbitrarily creating discriminatory effects or perpetuating segregation.
So the United States already had a nationwide law prohibiting private housing discrimination in 1968, and has interpreted both it and similar laws to cover even discrimination that occurs unintentionally.
Let's turn to Germany. German jurists will point out that the Article 3 of the German federal constitution (the Grundgesetz) prohibits racial discrimination on the part of the state, and that this provision can, in limited circumstances, be applied to transactions between private parties (the idea of so-called Drittwirkung). In practice, however, this possibility is practically irrelevant and is rarely-used. This is one reason the EU constantly prodded Germany to adopt a comprehensive, modern anti-discrimination law. Germany resisted until finally, in 2006, it adopted what's known as the Allgemeines Gleichbehandlungsgesetz (AGG) or Equal Treatment Law. It was originally known as the Anti-Discrimination Law, but the title had to be watered down.
So what are the housing-discrimination provisions of the AGG? Here's a short website (g) from a law firm that explains things pretty well. The main provision outlaws discrimination by private landlords on the basis of "race, ethnic ancestry, sex, religion or worldview, disability, age, or sexual identity". Gosh, that sounds mighty progressive, you might be saying.
But actually, there are quite a lot of exceptions! For instance, if you're renting a portion of the residence you currently occupy, you aren't bound by the AGG at all. Seems reasonable enough. But then we get to a rather bigger loophoole: the so-called 'small landlord' exception. This provides that the full terms of the AGG do not apply to any landlord who puts on the market fewer than 50 residences. If you own 49 rental properties and are thus a 'small landlord' (!!), you are not permitted to discriminate on the basis of race or ethnic ancestry, but you can discriminate on all the other grounds as much as you want. Only when you rent more than 50 residences does the AGG apply in full force.
But wait, there's more! Turns out there's a loophole even here: a landlord may refuse to rent to someone in order to preserve 'socially stable residential population structures' and to preserve 'balanced cultural relations', whatever that means. Ironically, this provision of the law sells itself as an anti-discrimination measure: to prevent large concentrations of foreigners in a certain area, a landlord can refuse to rent to foreigners who wish to come there and live. Of course, the landlord then has to subsidize the rent of the foreigners he discriminated against so they can pay four times higher rent to live in the white part of town. Oh wait, no he doesn't.
Also, if you want to sue a landlord for damages, you must do so within a 2-month limitations period, which is awfully short. Plus, without access to landlords' documents through court-ordered discovery, you may have a hard time proving your case.
The doomsayers predicted a wave of litigation after the AGG was passed, but it never happened. Critics call the AGG a paper tiger (g) and have routinely called for it to be strengthened.
Germans take almost-sensual pleasure (g) in denouncing the 'pervasive racism' of American society. But the American legal system offers far more powerful tools for combating racial discrimination than Germany does.* In Germany, legal innovations that have long been the law of the land in the USA are still fiercely opposed by all but the most left-wing parties.
* So do I support anti-discrimination laws? You betcha, as Sarah Palin might say. But sometimes, you might protest, I point to grim realities that might seem to justify discrimination. I also sometimes point out that many racial and gender stereotypes have a firm basis in empirical reality, as pointed out in The Unbearable Accuracy of Stereotypes, as well as many other places.
This apparent conflict can be resolved by paying close attention to the is / ought divide, something many people don't seem to understand. Discrimination is, in certain contexts, entirely rational. From a heuristic perspective of using shortcuts to efficiently interpret the world, you might well conclude that you're unlikely to seriously screw up by hiring an all-male aerospace engineering workforce, given that 88% of all aerospace-engineering students are male. Sure, there might be a few talented women you overlooked, but with such a hugely skewed population of job applicants, the chance that you failed to hire a woman who was drastically more talented than the man you hired is pretty small. And you saved yourself the time and effort of reading the 12% of the applications submitted by women. Further, unlike with some jobs such as marketing or public relations, diversity for its own sake is unlikely to be a major selling point. The rocket either flies or it doesn't.
So that's the way the world is. But laws and regulations are about the way it ought to be. Societies should strive to extend equal opportunities to everyone, even if this means -- as it surely will -- increased inefficiency. The injustice done to the female job applicants by not even considering them for engineering jobs is considered more socially harmful than the efficiency losses imposed by requiring employers to give a fair shot to all applicants, even if they come from social groups which are unlikely to generate promising candidates. That's the proper balance to strike for many reasons, including individual justice and overall social harmony.


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STEWART ONES sketchz updated 7th Oktober.
Hey everybody. Though id share my work here too. i usually do atleast one colored sketch everyday. So ill post here as often as i can. Heres yesterdays colored sketch.
oh and heres a few others.
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dude, your creature paintings f'ing rock
August 19th, 2003 #3
only ones im not liking is the second and forth page,they just dont grab me like the rest of them..
youve got this warped feel to yer work stewart,sorta tim burtonish but more of yer own flare put into it...
wicked man,i remember seeing some of yer other stuff in the finished works forum..
show us more..
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August 20th, 2003 #4
todays 10 min sketch
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Those are badass paintings, i love the colors. Sweet angle on the dragonish creature!
Whisping leaves break the air as lost souls sleep unaware. Colors and sounds thrive and sway under a blind cover of mud and clay
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nice paintings...keep it up
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todays work.
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hey everyone! todays sketch. 15 min.
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todays sketch!
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todays sketch! 10 min. stupid work load. i wawnt more free time
August 28th, 2003 #11
heres todays sketch. A samurai type character
August 29th, 2003 #12
New work. spent some time getting this right. took about 10 mins. i think. Still working on proportions and all that, practice practice!
August 29th, 2003 #13
That's good start! I love your color work a lot. I can't really color shit.
Porportion is really hard to nail. No one will ever get them perfect (Well, maybe a few exceptional.) But keep it up! you got good stuff going on in here.
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TDA strives to shape dancers of all ages and levels through inspiration, a well-rounded education, and artistic fun. Whether dancing for fun and exercise, or as a spring boards to a professional career, TDA offers classes that strengthen mind, body and soul. In class student's individual needs are addressed in a safe and positive learning environment where they can grow as an artist and receive strong technical training. TDA's high standards help teach responsibility, self discipline, mental alertness, and team work. We are proud to be your teachers and feel the positive life lessons you can learn here reach beyond the academy floors.
Tabor Dance Academy presents "Out of This World" May 29th, 30th, and 31st at Scottsbluff High School. Tickets are on sale now to our dance families, and will go on sale to the public on May 15th. All tickets are sold online at www.tututix.com We are so excited to show off our dancers' accomplishments!
Summer "Dance Blast" Program Ages 3-7 A blast of dance basics with a creative new theme each week for our youngest dancers. Action Dance Express, Ages 3-5 : ADE is a creative movement class that covers pre-ballet, jazz basics, and movement quality. Combo, Ages 5-7: Combo class is a combination class of ballet and pre-jazz. There are two three week sessions for these classes. June 9th - June 25th and /or June 30th -July 16th. You may sign up for one or both sessions. Each sessions consists of 6 classes. These classes meet twice a week. Dancers will need a leotard and tights for all classes and a pair of ballet shoes - Available for purchase at TDA. Dancers must be enrolled in Combo to be eligible for Tumbling for Dancers.
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Tunisia Prior to 1958 education in Tunisia was only available to a privileged minority (14%). It is now given an extremely high priority and accounts for 6% of G.N.P. A basic education has been compulsory for both boys and girls since 1991. Tunisia is a Muslim country but with a secular government. Great emphasis is given on the equality of girls and boys and this was evident in the school visited. It is not, however always reflected in teaching staff, where no head teachers were female. There were, however, female local and national inspectors. The country was disappointed with the progress made since the 1991 reform, which appears to have been largely based around rote learning of facts. The document - An education strategy for the future 2002 – 2007 requires the development of: practical skills acquired through manipulation and experimentation from a problem solving perspective. These practical and problem solving skills are evident in classrooms where children undertake a cross curricula approach, eloquently posing their own questions for their fellow students to answer. In 2003 the literacy rate for the total population was 74.2% placing Tunisia 150th out of 202 nations. The gap between male and female literacy was 20% (http://www.nationmaster.com/country/ts/Education&b_define=1). This is a situation, which the government is very keen to remedy. There appears limited provision for Special Needs. Children are encouraged to work as a team, with the more able helping the less able to complete tasks. Children who do not succeed in end-of-year tests may be asked to repeat a year. Language is given an extremely high priority. Children are brought up to speak Tunisian Arabic. When they enter school at age 5, they are taught in Classical Arabic. From the age of 8, they are taught French while English is introduced at the age of 10. It is initially taught through "clubs" - games and songs but in lesson time. An experimental "virtual school" was established in 2002 with the aims of teaching Arabic to Tunisian expatriates, providing remedial instruction at all levels, providing continuing education for school leavers and providing a center for training educators. There appears to be little provision for alternative, private education. James Coffman - Director for Tunisia of America-Mideast Educational and Training Services, Inc. described the system as "nascent" (http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/soe/cihe/newsletter/News04/textcy5.html, accessed 3- July-05). There are a few expatriate French schools and at least one Montessori school. By law the institution's owner and actual director must have Tunisian nationality and special permission from the Ministry of Education. [edit] Basic progression/structure Age in Phase years 3 to 6 Preschool This is comparatively new, optional and fee paying. 6 to 12 Primary This is aimed at providing a basic education, teaching "the instruments of cognition and the basics in oral and written Grades 1 - 6 expression as well as reading and reckoning. It also aims to develop their minds"( Republic of Tunisia, Ministry of Education and Training, Education Act, 23rd July 2004, Article 22) and help achieve skills in science, the arts, physical and manual abilities and civic and social responsibilities. 12 to 14 Preparatory This is aimed at developing pupil's communications skills in Arabic and two foreign languages, as well as consolidating the Grades 7 - 9 basic education. Some pupils may be given alternative training at vocational training centers. 14 to 18 Secondary This is only available to pupils who have satisfied the ninth grade of basic schooling and who have a basic schooling certificate. The first year is common to all students followed by three years of specialization. 19 to 25 Adult There are "162 institutions of higher education, among them 22 Higher Institutes of Technological Studies (ISET), and 6 Higher Institutes of Teachers Training (ISFM)" (http://www.universites.tn/anglais/index.htm). A voluntary policy to promote adult education has served to increase literacy and pave the way to a "lifelong" education (Republic of Tunisia, Ministry of Education and Training, January 2003, The New Education Reform in Tunisia – Ann Education Strategy for the future, 2002 – 2007, Towards a society of knowledge and skills, p16).
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