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Num. Registro: 10
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Academic Profession under an `Entrepreneurialized¿ University Regime: Institutionalization of
Titulo Capítulo:
Improper Practices and its Representation as `Ethical¿
Año de publicación: 2006
Título Libro: APROS 11 Conference Proceedings
Editores: MUETZELFELDT, MICHAEL
Editorial: INFORMIT E-LIBRARY, RMIT PUBLI
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Total Autores: 1
Posición Autor: 1
Lista Autores: Eduardo Ibarra Colado
Área de Conocimiento
Área: SOCIOLOGIA
Disciplina: ORGANIZACION SOCIAL ESTRUCTURA E INSTITUCIONES
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The paper discusses the challenges confronted by the university considering the neo-liberal mode of rationality that transforms
the role it plays in economy and society, redefining its academic and administrative practices under a new regime. The
introduction of market and market-like mechanisms of regulations has transformed academic practices weakening the role of
the university as a social institution. This process of entrepreneurialization of the university has transformed the nature, content
and organization of academic work displacing its previous character as a public activity. Improper practices have found in this
regime a propitious ground to emerge and institutionalize as the new way of `doing things¿. At the same time, it has deployed
new discourses that validate these new practices defining them as `proper¿ or `ethical¿. To develop some of these arguments
the paper is organized in three sections. The first one explains the research project. Second section explains the transformations
of academic practices under different modes of rationality, from one based on politics to other based on the market. Considering
some empirical experiences, section three analyses the new mode of regulation of academic work based on the constitution of
artificial markets to produce competition between individuals for scarce resources. Then we recognize some of the improper
practices produced under an entrepreneurialized university regime supported on market-based regulation mechanisms. The
findings presented in the paper will be a good support to work in the future on an interpretation of the representations that
project these improper practices as ethical, institutionally defining the profile of what must be a `good academic¿: we will
consider the tensions between these representations and some institutional corrective decisions and actions to remove improper
practices that the same institution deny discursively.
Num. Registro: 11
Titulo Capítulo: THE ETHICS OF GLOBALIZATION
Año de publicación: 2006
Título Libro: MANAGEMENT ETHICS: CONTEMPORARY CONTEXTS
Editores: STEWART CLEGG Y CARL RHODES
Editorial: ROUTLEDGE
Volumen:
N° Páginas: 23
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Total Autores: 1
Posición Autor: 1
Lista Autores: EDUARDO IBARRA COLADO
Área de Conocimiento
Área: SOCIOLOGIA
Disciplina: ORGANIZACION SOCIAL ESTRUCTURA E INSTITUCIONES
Subdisciplina:
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If in the previous chapter Europeans were imagined as fl oating somewhere between a nostalgic past and an imagined future,
between a dream and a nightmare, one might say, then what of those who can only be envious of the privileges that such fl
oating subjects enjoy here-and-now, irrespective of dreams and nightmares? These are the questions that Eduardo Ibarra-
Colado explores in this chapter, writing from the vantage point of an intellectual in the developing world; in his case, Mexico.
This is a context for business and management ethics that began its journey into modernity under the harsh tutelage of the
Jesuits, and which, for much of its history has been by-passed by the Enlightenment. Now, in the age of globalization, rational
calculation operates as the only basis for a progress in which modernity seems to be approaching its own limits, expressed by
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