Lavoro, persone e scuola nella società della conoscenza

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Sebastiano Bagnara

Abstract

Discussione sul significato del concetto “societa’ della conoscenza”. Quali sono le dinamiche che stanno trasformando la vita individuale e collettiva?

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Articoli - Numero speciale

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