2018
DOI: 10.5027/psicoperspectivas-vol17-issue3-fulltext-1389
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¿Estudios Organizacionales en Chile? Entre la parcelación, la ambigüedad y las racionalidades en disputa

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“…4 However, the link between these schools and neoliberalism has been a central issue. In effect, it has been suggested that business schools have proliferated in the region in the past three decades in part because neoliberal policies have created the necessity of training professionals who embody the values of the market economy and contribute to legitimizing the new model (Álvarez, Enrione, and Mazza, 1997; Dávila, 1991; Ibarra Colado, 2016; Luci, 2016; Mandiola Cotroneo, 2013; Pérez Arrau, Eades, and Wilson, 2012; Ríos Gonzalez et al, 2018; Undurraga, 2013). Systematically, the pedagogical content and practices of this training have been determined more by the dominant modes of North American schools than by local needs (Ibarra Colado, 2016; Mandiola Cotroneo, 2013).…”
Section: Business Schools and Neoliberalismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4 However, the link between these schools and neoliberalism has been a central issue. In effect, it has been suggested that business schools have proliferated in the region in the past three decades in part because neoliberal policies have created the necessity of training professionals who embody the values of the market economy and contribute to legitimizing the new model (Álvarez, Enrione, and Mazza, 1997; Dávila, 1991; Ibarra Colado, 2016; Luci, 2016; Mandiola Cotroneo, 2013; Pérez Arrau, Eades, and Wilson, 2012; Ríos Gonzalez et al, 2018; Undurraga, 2013). Systematically, the pedagogical content and practices of this training have been determined more by the dominant modes of North American schools than by local needs (Ibarra Colado, 2016; Mandiola Cotroneo, 2013).…”
Section: Business Schools and Neoliberalismmentioning
confidence: 99%