In 1999, a declaration formalizing “the European process” was signed at and informally
named for Europe's oldest university: Bologna.“The Bologna Process” has transformed …

This report examines the efforts of 46 European nations to harmonize (not" standardize")
their higher education systems and indicates that the United States higher education system …

The title of this document is a deliberate play on the title of the biennial reports on the
progress of Bologna produced by the European Students' Union," Bologna With Student …

The Bologna Process has no force in international law. Although it is often implemented
through national legislation, it is not underpinned by legal treaties and is not a creation of the …

The Bologna Process is almost at its end and European policy‐makers currently reflect on
appropriate objectives and policies for the next decade. Given that the Bologna Process is …

In a number of policy fields, regulation at the level of the EU (ranging from general non-
binding agreements to legislation) has evolved more or less naturally. It w obvious that it …

The year 1999 will very likely appear in the history books as a key moment in European
higher education. Representatives of 29 European countries signed the Bologna …

This introductory chapter is based on the final report by the general rapporteur at the
Bologna Researchers Conference held in Bucharest in October 2011. It reviews the wider …

Romania hosts the 2012 Bologna/European Higher Education Area Ministerial Conference
and the Third Bologna Policy Forum. In preparation for these meetings, The Executive …

The Bologna Process is the most important recent development in higher education policy at
the European level. Initially North America observed this reorganisation of Europe's higher …