2019
DOI: 10.20901/pm.56.1.01
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Znanstvenici o reformama znanosti iz 2013.

Abstract: Vlada Republike Hrvatske provela je 2013. godine niz reformi znanstvenoistraživačkog sustava s ciljem povećanja njegove izvrsnosti i međunarodne konkurentnosti. Želeći analizirati dosege spomenutih reformi, 2017. godine provedeno je istraživanje o tome kako znanstvenici, nakon četiri godine rada u novom sustavu, percipiraju promjene u strukturi znanstvenoistraživačkog rada. Empirijsko istraživanje provedeno je dvoetapno, kvalitativnom i kvantitativnom metodom, na namjernom kvotnom uzorku prema znanstvenim disc… Show more

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“…There has been a permanent crisis in investing in the research and development sector, 1 as well as in the quantity and quality of research productivity in Croatia, since its independence in 1991 (Švarc et al., 2019). One of the main problems regarding competitiveness and quality is that, despite recent reforms, research funding remains centralised, while quality evaluation and accreditation are irrelevant in terms of financing the academic institutions (Izsak & Radošević, 2017; Švarc et al., 2019). It is noteworthy that the organisation of work and knowledge production in natural and social sciences in Croatia is still following historically well‐established disciplinary differences.…”
Section: Academic Disciplines In Croatiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There has been a permanent crisis in investing in the research and development sector, 1 as well as in the quantity and quality of research productivity in Croatia, since its independence in 1991 (Švarc et al., 2019). One of the main problems regarding competitiveness and quality is that, despite recent reforms, research funding remains centralised, while quality evaluation and accreditation are irrelevant in terms of financing the academic institutions (Izsak & Radošević, 2017; Švarc et al., 2019). It is noteworthy that the organisation of work and knowledge production in natural and social sciences in Croatia is still following historically well‐established disciplinary differences.…”
Section: Academic Disciplines In Croatiamentioning
confidence: 99%