Kisanet Kebedom
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Kisanet Kebedom is a researcher focused on adult skills development, human capital, and the economic impacts of automation and digitalization. Her most-cited work, a 2020 Campbell evidence and gap map, systematically examines adult training programs in high-income countries, addressing a critical policy question: how to prepare workforces for a future where the OECD estimates 9% of current jobs are threatened by automation. This contribution provides a structured overview of existing evidence, highlighting both effective interventions and critical research gaps for policymakers and practitioners. While her citation count is still growing, Kebedom’s work is foundational for understanding the intersection of lifelong learning and labor market resilience. By mapping the landscape of adult skills development, she helps guide future studies and informs strategies to mitigate job displacement from technological change. Her research is particularly relevant for students and scholars interested in education policy, labor economics, and the societal implications of AI and automation.
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