O apoio do Governo como determinante da colaboração de sucesso entre a universidade e a empresa

DOI:  https://doi.org/10.12804/rev.univ.empresa.29.2015.09

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Publicado: feb. 8, 2016
Edição: v. 17 n. 29 (2015): (Julho-Dezembro)
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Palavras-chave: articulación universidad-empresa-gobierno , colaboración universidad-empresa , gobierno facilitador University-enterprise-government articulation , university-enterprise collaboration , facilitating government. articulação universidade-empresa-Governo , colaboração universidadeempresa , Governo facilitador.

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Autores

Gilberto Parra Gaviño
Rosa Amalia Gómez Ortiz
Isidoro Pastor Román
Resumo
A colaboração entre a universidade e a empresa (cue) é um mecanismo necessário para que se dê a transferência de conhecimento entre uma e outra. Nesta pesquisa se analisam os principais problemas que enfrenta esta relação e o papel que tem desempenhado o Governo, um ator que é identificado no estudo como fundamental, considerando o encontrado em vários países. Isto se faz com o fim de identificar quais elementos devem se considerar para fortalecer este esquema cooperativo. Para conseguir este objetivo, realizou-se uma análise comparativo das contribuições de múltiplos autores relevantes. Graças a isto foi possível encontrar dez elementos que devem considerar-se para fortalecer a cue, sendo o de maior relevância, entre eles, a revisão do marco legal e institucional
Biografia do Autor

Gilberto Parra Gaviño

Estudiante del Doctorado en Ciencias Administrativas de la Escuela Superior de Comercio y Administración del Instituto Politécnico Nacional (ipn) (Distrito Federal, México). Profesorinvestigador en esta misma institución. Correo electrónico: mtro.gilbertoparra@hotmail.com

 

Rosa Amalia Gómez Ortiz

Doctora en Ciencias Administrativas de la Escuela Superior de Comercio y Administración del Instituto Politécnico Nacional (ipn) (Distrito Federal, México). Profesora-investigadora en esta misma institución. Correo electrónico: ragomez100@hotmail.com

Isidoro Pastor Román

Doctor en Ciencias Administrativas de la Escuela Superior de Comercio y Administración del Instituto Politécnico Nacional (ipn) (Distrito Federal, México). Profesor-investigador en esta misma institución. Correo electrónico: pastorroman@hotmail.com

 

Como Citar
Parra Gaviño, G., Gómez Ortiz, R. A., & Román, I. P. (2016). O apoio do Governo como determinante da colaboração de sucesso entre a universidade e a empresa. Revista Universidad Y Empresa, 17(29), 213–238. https://doi.org/10.12804/rev.univ.empresa.29.2015.09
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