2021
DOI: 10.5354/0719-5885.2021.59077
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Tensiones emergentes en la coordinación sectorial y la economía política de los sistemas nacionales de educación superior en el capitalismo contemporáneo

Abstract: El artículo propone una caracterización del problema de la coordinación sectorial y la economía política de la educación superior en el contexto de las transformaciones en el capitalismo del siglo XXI. Para ello en primer lugar se expone la emergencia de tales problemas y la heurística del “Triángulo de Clark” que los caracteriza desde las tensiones y pesos relativos entre Estado, mercados e instituciones educacionales. Posteriormente se describen algunos de los principales cambios en el capitalismo contemporá… Show more

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“…In contrast, the Chilean literature on quality and quality assurance does not approach, with rare exceptions [21][22], the relationship between the above-mentioned key factors, i.e., the political economy of the higher education sector, competition in the organizational field, and governance of that field through regulation policies, evaluation, and accreditation [23]. This paper seeks to reduce such gap in knowledge and, in particular, aims to contribute to research about the link between academic capitalism and the accredited quality of universities -a research that, internationally, shows a promising start [24][25][26][27][28].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In contrast, the Chilean literature on quality and quality assurance does not approach, with rare exceptions [21][22], the relationship between the above-mentioned key factors, i.e., the political economy of the higher education sector, competition in the organizational field, and governance of that field through regulation policies, evaluation, and accreditation [23]. This paper seeks to reduce such gap in knowledge and, in particular, aims to contribute to research about the link between academic capitalism and the accredited quality of universities -a research that, internationally, shows a promising start [24][25][26][27][28].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%