Políticas y prácticas de investigación en Colombia. Elementos para el debate

Vargas, Juan Diego Demera; Leuro, Aida Patricia Rodríguez; Archila, Cesar Julio Zabala; Polanco, Dalis del Pilar Sierra; Espinosa, Denis Emilia Páez; Sarmiento, Héctor Manuel Barbosa; Franco, Maryuri Agudelo; Cuestas, Iovan Parra; Jaramillo, Jorge Valencia

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“…As defined by the Ministry of CTI, see: https://minci encias.gov.co/sites/ defau lt/files/ uploa d/convo cator ia/resum enEje cutivo.pdf Figure 2 points to two plausible reasons for this split, illustrating certain tensions in the academic community. The first concerns the resistance and critics in certain sectors of the academic community to the standards dictated by MINCIENCIAS (see e.g., Demera Vargas et al, 2020;Sánchez-Cárdenas, 2015). These coincide with the international debate regarding what should and should not be measured in order to determine the impact of scholarly and scientific research (see e.g., Altbach, 2006;Anderson et al, 2021;Englund & Gerdi, 2020).…”

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Public policy research in Colombia: State of the art (phase 1), 2008–2018

Whittingham

2023

Politics & Policy

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This review article presents the results of an exploratory study for illuminating the state of the research concerning public policy in Colombia. A core assumption of the project is that the national capacity (intellectual capital) for producing relevant and thorough research in public policy, theory and practice, is a key element for the quality of its democracy and the sustainability of the system. A systematic documentary review of the research papers produced between 2008 and 2018 was conducted, spanning a total of 1010 papers. The results point to the relevance of continuing this type of study within Colombia and to the need of involving all the stakeholders in a dialogue about how to improve the country's capacity to design, implement, and evaluate sound public policies. Related Articles Asongu, Simplice A. 2016. “Sino‐African Relations: A Review and Reconciliation of Dominant Schools of Thought.” Politics & Policy 44(2): 351–83. https://doi.org/10.1111/polp.12152. De Lombaerde, Philippe. 2015. “The Political Economy of Trade Protection in Colombia.” Politics & Policy 43(6): 855–86. https://doi.org/10.1111/polp.12140. Seefeldt, Jennapher Lunde. 2020. “Lessons from the Lithium Triangle: Considering Policy Explanations for the Variation in Lithium Industry Development in the ‘Lithium Triangle’ Countries of Chile, Argentina, and Bolivia.” Politics & Policy 48(4): 727–65. https://doi.org/10.1111/polp.12365.

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