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  • Pandemics, leadership, and ... Pandemics, leadership, and social ethics
    Escotet, Miguel Ángel Prospects, 10/2020, Volume: 49, Issue: 1-2
    Journal Article
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    This Viewpoint argues that the absence of worldwide social ethics is at the root of our present social, political, and economic crises. More to the point, the current COVID-19 pandemic is, in part, a ...
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  • Formas contemporáneas de go... Formas contemporáneas de gobierno y administración universitaria: visión histórica y prospectiva
    ESCOTET, MIGUEL ÁNGEL Perfiles educativos, 01/2005, Volume: 27, Issue: 107
    Journal Article
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    A lo largo de la historia, la universidad se ha movido pendularmente entre el autoritarismo y la participación. Asimismo, ha acompañado los cambios en las sociedades que las albergan. Se hace un ...
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  • Wanted: a new deal for the ... Wanted: a new deal for the universities
    Escotet, Miguel Angel The UNESCO Courier, 09/1998, Volume: 51, Issue: 9
    Journal Article, Magazine Article

    Higher education must meet new demands in order to turn out well-trained professionals instead of unemployed graduates. The gap between training and market expectations is discussed.
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  • Adverse Factors in the Deve... Adverse Factors in the Development of an Open University in Latin America
    Escotet, Miguel Angel Distance Education: International Perspectives, 1988
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    In the last ten years a desire has grown in Latin America to renovate the structures and educational techniques which are considered obsolete in relation to the scientific advances in the psychology ...
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  • Wanted: a new deal for the ... Wanted: a new deal for the universities
    Escotet, Miguel Angel The Unesco Courier, 09/1998
    Magazine Article

    Higher education must meet new demands in order to turn out well-trained professionals instead of unemployed graduates
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