PPT-Access to Higher Education in Wales: devolution, social democracy and equity

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Gareth Rees Wales Institute of Social and Economic Research Data and Methods WISERD SRHE seminar 16 February 2016 Overview Provide an account of the policy framework

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Gareth Rees Wales Institute of Social and Economic Research Data and Methods WISERD SRHE seminar 16 February 2016 Overview Provide an account of the policy framework developed by the Welsh Government for higher education. £6bn of Health & Social care budgets transferred to the region. This covers the whole of the health and care system and will create an agreement that binds together the 10 GM locality budgets and plans within a single GM framework. . IS THE UNITED KINGDOM BREAKING UP?. 2. THE CASE FOR DEVOLUTION …. “The United Kingdom is a partnership enriched by distinct national identities and traditions. Scotland has its own systems of education, law and local government. Wales has its language and cultural traditions. We will meet the demand for decentralisation of power to Scotland and Wales. Subsidiarity is as sound a principle in Britain as it is in Europe. Our proposal is for devolution not federation. A sovereign Westminster Parliament will devolve power to Scotland and Wales. The Union will be strengthened and the threat of separatism removed.”. Joe . Soss. Humphrey School of Public Affairs . Departments of Political Science & Sociology. University of Minnesota. Presentation based on Joe . Soss. , Richard Fording, and Sanford . Schram. . 2011. . Muzaffar Mahmood Qurashi. Pakistan Study Group on Federalism. National Institute of Historical and Cultural Research. Quaid-i-Azam University. Islamabad. March 10, 2015. Devolution under the 18. th. Amendment. Julian Cox & David Morris. 19 November 2015. Agenda. Pre-Deal evidence base. Tax & spend analysis. Cost Benefit Analysis. Scope of GM’s ‘Devolution Deal’. Themes. Role of evaluation & monitoring. Stuart Jarvis. Director of Economy, Transport and Environment. OUR Priorities: . Productivity . Quality of Life . Accountability. ‘. Our vision. “Ambitious and independent local people and businesses, shaping their own future in globally competitive cities, prosperous towns, sustainable villages and productive countryside.”. Nick Bennett. Public Services Ombudsman for Wales. Wales – 3 Government of Wales Acts ( 1998, 2006, 2014) 2 referenda (1997 and 2011), St David’s Day Agreement (2014). Scotland – Scotland Act (1998), . A historical perspective. . on. . connections. , . disconnections, and new opportunities . for a youth work role in the youth justice system in UK?. Mick Conroy. Lecturer in Youth & Community Work. CENTRE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION AND EQUITY RESEARCH. Purposes of Higher Education?. Whose Imaginary?. Who are legitimate providers/ leaders/participants/ knowledge creators?. Measurement and Metrification in the Global Prestige Economy. justice? . BEYOND 2015. SHAPING THE FUTURE OF EQUALITY. . HUMAN RIGHTS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE. 12 February 2015. Paul Chaney. 1. 1) What is most significant area of progress since 2010. ? . ANSWER: Law-making powers / ‘devolved’ rights. Chris Jackson. Civil Engineering Contractors Association. Road . to Devolution. The Northern Powerhouse. One economy, £290bn GVA, 15 million residents.... Our shared aim is for economic growth in the North to be at least as high as the rest of the country, to complement and act as a balance to the economic weight of London.. Why did democracy give way to militarism in Japan? L/O – To identify and examine how Japanese democracy was undermined and why it collapsed in 1932 Japan between the Wars Between 1918 and 1932, Japanese politics went through a period known as ‘ Ceri Wilcock and Gayle Hudson . Context. . Evaluation. . “There . are areas where new opportunities have been opened up by new technology. Higher education providers should promote HE opportunities, including new and different progression pathways, study modes and locations available. . . Equity-Minded Goalsetting. Board of Higher Education Meeting – May 5, 2020. DHE has been solicited to apply for . multiple Lumina Foundation grants, . totaling to $1.25m, . to support the . Equity Agenda.

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