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suffered the most from it (like Ireland or Spain) had considerably lower public debt (in GDP ratio) than Japan or the US. But in these countries, just like in the whole of the Eurozone, the internal mechanisms were missing that would have been necessary to
The Soviet Union had the chance to develop its sphere of influence in the Central and Eastern Europe 1 following the Second World War and the weakness of capitalism in Europe. 2 In Asia, Japan lost control in East Asia and the Chinese Communist
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of some other major world economies such as Korea, Japan, Canada and the United States ” ( Eurostat, 2018 , p. 11). However, European, national, and institutional efforts to widen access to HE – enshrined in the Bologna process (initially Prague
in some states outside Europe (such as Australia, Canada, Iceland, Norway, Japan, and the USA). It measures parameters considered as key components of migrant integration: access to citizenship rights, residence permit, labor market integration
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