Investigation Related to Intellectual Capital and Scientific Production in Colombia Public Universities: A Review from Scopus

Quintero, W.; Blanco-Ariza, Ana Beatriz; Garzón-Castrillón, Manuel A.

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“…The internationalization of higher education has become increasingly important in recent decades ( Van der Wende, 2007;Romani et al, 2021). In Latin America, this process is still in its early stages in most countries (Malaver Rodríguez, 2016;Quintero-Quintero et al, 2022). In the case of business schools, internationalization is considered one of the most important factors for positioning in rankings and obtaining accreditation (Avolio and Benzaquen, 2020), which leads to an increase in the competitiveness and credibility of institutions (Miles et al, 2015).…”

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Impact of PHDs Trained in Europe and North America on the Productivity of Scientific Research: Evidence from Latin America

Morales,

Paredes

2023

J. Professional Business Review

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Purpose: The main purpose of this study is to analyze the differences in research productivity between doctoral degree holders from European and North American universities, and doctoral degree holders from Peru. Theoretical framework: Internationalization of higher education has become a phenomenon of great relevance in recent years (Romani et al., 2021), allowing an increasing number of doctoral researchers to study in foreign countries. However, little evidence has been generated in Latin America. Design/Methodology/Approach: The study uses an explanatory approach based on data mining that analyze data from 863 researchers from 24 public and private universities in Perú, according to the two categories of productivity (high and low) defined by the National Scientific Research Agency. Findings: The results show that of all the factors analyzed, the country of doctoral study is the most important variable in predicting the scientific productivity of researchers. This situation is confirmed when analyzing the number of publications made by researchers according to their category, where a clear tendency in favor of researchers who studied abroad can be seen. Research, Practical & Social implications: The results suggest that international academics are more likely to publish in top-tier journals. Also, the results may be applicable to other countries, but more studies are going to be necessary. Originality/Value: The results of this investigation are relevant, because studies about the academic internationalization effects on scientific productivity are scarce and no previous studies about this topic have been conducted in Latin America.

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Impact of PHDs Trained in Europe and North America on the Productivity of Scientific Research: Evidence from Latin America

Morales,

Paredes

2023

J. Professional Business Review

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University scientific production: The case of the Universidad de Ciencias Aplicadas y Ambientales (Bogotá, Colombia)

Romero-Duque,

Anzola Montero

2023

Rev. U.D.C.A Act. & Div. Cient.

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The research and scientific production of Universidad de Ciencias Aplicadas y Ambientales U.D.C.A was analyzed based on the intellectual capital approach, global academic rankings, research, and scientific production in the last 40 years. The Scimago Graphica tool and the VOSviewer software were used for the bibliometric and content analysis of the scientific publications available in the Scopus database. The bibliometric analysis showed that there are 534 scientific documents in the Scopus database, with at least one author affiliated with U.D.C.A. Of these, 84 % can be found in SciELO and 56 % on Publindex. Most documents (70 %) are in English, and 27 % are in Spanish. The citations of 7 articles account for 64.4 % (37,147) of the total citations. Authors with affiliation U.D.C.A have collaborated with researchers from 72 countries. Based on intellectual capital and scientific production, U.D.C.A is currently in model 2.0 and is transitioning towards model 3.0, drawn by three areas: Medicine, Environmental Sciences, and Veterinary. These areas have focused on inter-institutional cooperation, internationalization, regionalization, and globalization. However, they must incorporate business development, digital technologies, virtual learning, knowledge capitalization, and entrepreneurship. The other areas of knowledge need to reconsider the type and scope of research they develop to be relevant to the academic community and society.

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Latin American research on ecotourism and Peru's contribution: A bibliometric overview

Martell-Alfaro,

Torres-Reátegui,

Reátegui-Villacorta

et al. 2024

Iberoamerican Journal of Science Measurement and Communication

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Objective. A bibliometric review of the scientific production in ecotourism in Latin America was carried out, with a focus on the contribution of Peru. Design/Methodology/Approach. Bibliometric techniques were combined with a content analysis approach to collect and analyze the literature on ecotourism in Latin America. Articles from 1992 to 2024 were collected using the Scopus database, and VOSviewer software was used to perform a bibliometric analysis. Results/Discussion. A total of 414 articles on ecotourism in Latin America were identified, with a diversity of thematic areas, including ecotourism and sustainable development; tourism, diseases, and dissemination; conservation and ecology; protected areas and marketing; and ecology and spatiotemporal analysis. The analysis revealed low collaboration between authors and the need to diversify the topics investigated in Peru. In addition, there has been an increase in the number of publications in recent years, indicating a growing interest in ecotourism research in the region. Conclusions. Scientific production in ecotourism in Latin America shows growth but with low collaboration and a need for diversification. In Peru, opportunities for improvement were identified, such as increasing research and promoting international collaboration to increase its visibility and impact.

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Investigation Related to Intellectual Capital and Scientific Production in Colombia Public Universities: A Review from Scopus

Cited by 4 publications

References 44 publications

Impact of PHDs Trained in Europe and North America on the Productivity of Scientific Research: Evidence from Latin America

Impact of PHDs Trained in Europe and North America on the Productivity of Scientific Research: Evidence from Latin America

University scientific production: The case of the Universidad de Ciencias Aplicadas y Ambientales (Bogotá, Colombia)

Latin American research on ecotourism and Peru's contribution: A bibliometric overview

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