2009
DOI: 10.21171/ges.v2i4.622
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From Factories to Shops: Deconstruction of Scientific Knowledge Without a Client

Abstract: Some arguments have been advanced in this paper that has a bearing upon re-definition of which kind of knowledge will be the focus of universities. With new technology, firms and universities are increasingly devoting to the task of changing tacit knowledge into a concrete and distinct product. It is argued that some factors such as globalization, the increasing salience of the market in organizational decisions have promoted commodification of knowledge even in universities.While globalization has worshipped … Show more

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“…O dicionário Webster (1981, p. 63) (RHINOW, 1998;AMATUCCI, 2000;FLEURY, 2001a;RODRIGUES, 2000;RUAS, 2000).…”
Section: Conceituando Competência Profissionalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O dicionário Webster (1981, p. 63) (RHINOW, 1998;AMATUCCI, 2000;FLEURY, 2001a;RODRIGUES, 2000;RUAS, 2000).…”
Section: Conceituando Competência Profissionalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O modelo de competência utilizado nas últimas três décadas na administração, foi introduzido por autores franceses como Le Boterf, Zarifian e autores ingleses como Jacques e seus seguidores ,Billis e Rowbottom, Stamp e Stamp. (RHINOW, 1998;AMATUCCI, 2000;FLEURY E FLEURY, 2000;HIPÓLITO, 2000;RODRIGUES, 2000;RUAS, 2000).…”
Section: Competências E Mapeamento De Competênciasunclassified