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LLAKES Centre for research on learning and life chances

UK research centre that investigates the role of lifelong learning in promoting economic competitiveness and social cohesion, and in mediating the interactions between the two domains. Key areas of research include the social and cultural foundations of learning, knowledge production and transfer, and innovation, within the context of a changing economy. Also, the effects of knowledge and skill distribution on income equality, social cohesion and competitiveness.

Country:	UK
Date:	2010s
Contributed by:	S V
Language:	English
Criteria:	Scientific Policy

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LLAKES Centre for research on learning and life chances

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