Adult education and migration in Cyprus: A critical analysis

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Quality Education, Social Cohesion and Active Labour Market Policies: A Comparative Analysis of Two European Island States

“…Relevant academic literature suggest that the provision of quality education and active labour market policies could reduce social inequality among different demographic groups including women, young adults, immigrants, disabled individuals and older workers (Camilleri and Camilleri, 2016;Deacon, 2018;Gravani, Hatzopoulos & Chinas, 2019;Gupta and Vegelin, 2016;Vladimirova and Le Blanc, 2016). This research confirms that cohesive and inclusive societies offer numerous opportunities for the upward mobility of disadvantaged segments in society.…”

“…Europa 2020 aimed to increase the employment rates and to raise the quality of jobs, especially for the disadvantaged groups in society, including women, young adults and adolescents, disabled individuals and older workers (Gravani, Hatzopoulos & Chinas, 2019).…”