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Enterprise Training in Europe

Comparative Studies on Cultures, Markets and Public Support Initiatives

edited by

Jorg Markowitsch and Giinter Hefler

LIT

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Contents

Chapter 1 1 Introduction

Giinter Hefler, Jorg Markowitsch

Chapter 2 6 Overview of Key Results of CVTS 2 - A graphical presentation in the

form of radar charts

Friederike Behringer, Bernd Kdpplinger, Dick Moraal and Gudrun Schonfeld

Chapter 3 24 To Train or not to Train: Explaining differences in average enterprises'

training performance in Europe - a framework approach Giinter Hefler, Jorg Markowitsch

Chapter 4 64 Training in Enterprises: Exploration of continuing vocational training as

embedded in HRD organisation in European enterprises Roberto Angotti, Armando Occhipinti

Chapter 5 98 Matching Supply and Demand in Enterprise-based Training: Which role

does training consultation play?

Bernd Kdpplinger

Chapter 6 120 Insight into the Structures of the Enterprises' Training market in Europe

M'HamedDif

Chapter 7 134 Institutional Frameworks for Continuing Vocational Training Provision in

European Countries and the Public Funding of Training: Influences and interrelations

Rimantas Lauzackas, Vidmantas Tutlys

Chapter 8 162 Do Training Prices Matter? Analysing the influence of national training

markets on the training performance of enterprises in seven European countries

Giinter Hefler, Jorg Markowitsch

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Chapter 9 176 Relations between Training Incidence in Enterprises and Selected

Macroeconomic Indicators on National Level

Jeny Festova, Pavla Kalouskova, Lars Rune Moller, John Houman Sorensen, Richard Veleta

Chapter 10 210 Like the Chicken and the Egg? - Relationship between innovation activity

and training activities in enterprises - a critical assessment John Houman Sorensen

Chapter 11 238 Diffuse Best Practices Successfully - Promises and challenges in cross-

country adaptation of initiatives to foster company training Vidmantas Tutlys

Chapter 12 265 Adopting the Practitioners' Point of View - Conclusions on further work

in HRD, training provision, public co-funding for training and research on training in enterprises

Giinter Hefler, Jorg Markowitsch

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