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2018
DOI: 10.17163/uni.n29.2018.05
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Políticas públicas de retorno del talento humano calificado de Ecuador y su inserción internacional: el caso de los becarios de doctorado

Abstract: ResumenEl objetivo de este trabajo es entender el proceso de regreso de científicos a Ecuador, con vistas a producir datos coherentes sobre los motivos de su regreso, sus redes sociales, políticas y disciplinarias en el país, lo que contribuye al esfuerzo de conocer las dinámicas de consolidación disciplinaria de los campos científicos, vinculadas con el exterior y, por lo tanto, el proceso de inserción del país en la nueva división internacional del trabajo. Para eso, el estudio utilizó las bases de datos de … Show more

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“…• At the level of training in R&D&i, we agree with Sumba and Santistevan (2018) It is noteworthy to note that the level of education linked to master's and doctoral degrees at the time of analysis was a factor that the current study did not find to be statistically significant. Our findings imply that, at the time of analysis, the level of professionals is insufficient to influence innovation, despite the assertions made by authors like Hitner & Tapia (2018) that educational attainment can have an impact on the processes of innovation. According to the Ecuadorian statistics, only 10 out of every 1,000 adults of working age in Ecuador hold master's or doctoral degrees, suggesting that there are not many professionals with these profiles (INEC, 2023;SENESCYT, 2023).…”
Section: Analysis Of Innovation Drivers With a Mapping Innovation App...contrasting
confidence: 73%
“…• At the level of training in R&D&i, we agree with Sumba and Santistevan (2018) It is noteworthy to note that the level of education linked to master's and doctoral degrees at the time of analysis was a factor that the current study did not find to be statistically significant. Our findings imply that, at the time of analysis, the level of professionals is insufficient to influence innovation, despite the assertions made by authors like Hitner & Tapia (2018) that educational attainment can have an impact on the processes of innovation. According to the Ecuadorian statistics, only 10 out of every 1,000 adults of working age in Ecuador hold master's or doctoral degrees, suggesting that there are not many professionals with these profiles (INEC, 2023;SENESCYT, 2023).…”
Section: Analysis Of Innovation Drivers With a Mapping Innovation App...contrasting
confidence: 73%