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Contents
Introduction - Julia Evetts
The European Learned Professionsand the EU Higher Education Project - Vittorio Olgiati
European Regulation of Professional Education: A study ofdocuments focussing on architects and psychologists in the EU - Thomas Le Bianic and Lennart G. Svensson
Occupational Licensing verses Company-led Training: The controversy over the competence assurance system for European aircraft technicians - Joachim Haas
The 'Health care' Sate in transition: National and international contexts of changing professional governance -Ellen Kuhlmann and Viola Burau
Public Good or Free market?: Cultural professions in Germany and the European copyright regulation - Christiane Schnell
The 'Reflective Capacity of Professions Confronted by International Competition: The case of the French architectural profession - Florent Champy
Professionals of Policies for Fighting Unemployment in France: The construction and de-construction of professionalism - Sophie Divay
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