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Entrevista a Fukuyama sobre identity politics

27 Ago, 2018 |

What Follows the End of History? Identity Politics By Evan Goldstein AUGUST 27, 2018 Francis Fukuyama is tired of talking about the end of history. Thirty years ago, he published a wonky essay in a little-read policy journal and became an overnight intellectual...

Sobre clases sociales , K. A. Appiah

25 Ago, 2018 |

THE CHRONICLE REVIEW Why Social Class Matters, Even if We Don’t Agree What It Means By Kwame Anthony Appiah AUGUST 19, 2018  PREMIUM You could call it class warfare, except the warfare is on the very idea of class. For generations now, various prominent scholars have...

Las citas en revistas académicas tienen género

17 Ago, 2018 |

Understanding the Extent of Gender Gap in Citations One journal now asks authors to explain citation gap. By Rachael Pells for Times Higher Education, August 16, 2018  Research into the gendered citation patterns of academics has confirmed what many have long...

Ciclo noticioso de un ajuste mini(sterial)

11 Ago, 2018 |

Opinión Ciclo noticioso de un ajuste mini(sterial) SAB 11 AGO 2018 | 06:15 AM SEÑOR DIRECTOR Los cambios de los mandos superiores en cualquier tipo de organización -trátese de universidades, empresas, hospitales, ONGs, iglesias o clubes deportivos- son un fenómeno...

Diálogo sobre la universidad en los Estados Unidos

10 Ago, 2018 |

The University Run Amok! Higher education’s insatiable appetite for doing more will be its undoing By Adam Daniel and Chad Wellmon JULY 29, 2018  PREMIUM In 2017, the University of Virginia reported an operating budget of almost $3.2 billion, assets of $11.2 billion,...

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