Economia
O Wall Street Journal nota "... Portugal is the poorest country in Western Europe. It is also the least educated, and that has emerged as a painful liability in its gathering economic crisis...
Education long was an afterthought here. "The southern countries like Portugal and Spain and the south of France and Italy, we have always had some problems related with education," says António Nóvoa, a historian who is rector of the University of Lisbon. "That's been like that since the 16th century."
The repressive dictatorship that ruled Portugal from 1926 to 1974 had the idea "that people should not have ambition to be something different than what they were," Mr. Nóvoa says. The result was widespread illiteracy and little formal schooling; just three years were compulsory. Huge leaps have been made since the 1970s, he says, but "it is not easy to change a history of five centuries."
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Economia
Educação e crescimento econômico - o caso de Portugal
O Wall Street Journal nota "... Portugal is the poorest country in Western Europe. It is also the least educated, and that has emerged as a painful liability in its gathering economic crisis...Education long was an afterthought here. "The southern countries like Portugal and Spain and the south of France and Italy, we have always had some problems related with education," says António Nóvoa, a historian who is rector of the University of Lisbon. "That's been like that since the 16th century."
The repressive dictatorship that ruled Portugal from 1926 to 1974 had the idea "that people should not have ambition to be something different than what they were," Mr. Nóvoa says. The result was widespread illiteracy and little formal schooling; just three years were compulsory. Huge leaps have been made since the 1970s, he says, but "it is not easy to change a history of five centuries."
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- Portugal, A Seguir à Grécia
No New York Times Debt Crisis Watch Turns to Portugal em destaque no Google. O texto é uma descrição terrível da situação económica e financeira portuguesa. Alguns exemplos: Portugal e a Grécia são os países com a mais baixa taxa de poupança...
- Financiamento Do Ensino Superior
The Financing of Higher Education in Europe (Dezembro de 2004): Volume 11. EU policies and instruments on higher education 2. Trends in funding of higher education in the EU [Portugal = pag. 142] 3. Trends in funding of higher education in some other...
- A Crisa Da Dívida Europeia
...
- Crescimento Econômico E Educação
Economic Growth Should Precede Education Few people dispute that pouring public education is good for economic growth. Well, you just met one. It has always been my contention that case-and-effect are reversed, sic.: poor countries must grow richer...
- Onde é A Crise Da Dívida Pública Mais Grave?
ASK most people to name the rich-world countries with the worst public finances and they will single out Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain (aka the PIGS). But viewed in terms of adjustments to spending and revenue required to bring public debt down to...