revolución cubana y educación superior the cuban revolution and higher education
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Los autores elaboran un panorama de la educación superior cubana de los últimos años, subrayando los desafíos económicos y políticos debidos a las dificultades que el gobierno de Cuba está enfrentando desde 1989 (la desaparición del campo socialista; el recrudecimiento del bloqueo de EE.UU, la crisis económica y social del Sur; la "victoria del neoliberalismo", la necesidad de insertarse en un nuevo tipo de mercado mundial global). El artículo analiza las demandas e indicadores de la educación superior cubana, realzando las transformaciones que ocurren especialmente a partir del año 2001 respecto al aumento de la equidad, políticas de inclusión y consolidación de un nuevo modelo de ciencia y tecnología. Además, los autores presentan una tipología de la educación superior y consideran sus impactos en la sociedad cubana.
The authors trace a view of Cuban higher education in recent years, emphasizing the economic and political challenges due to the difficulties faced by Cuba since 1989 at national and international levels (disappearance of the socialist field, tightening of the American blockade, the social and economic crisis of the South, the "victory of neo-liberalism", the need to insert itself in a new type of global market, etc.). The article analyses the demands and indicators of Cuban higher education, stressing the transformations that have occurred particularly after 2001, in relation to the increase of equity and inclusion policies, as well as the consolidation of a new model of science and technology. Furthermore, the authors present a typology of higher education and consider its impacts on the Cuban society.
The authors trace a view of Cuban higher education in recent years, emphasizing the economic and political challenges due to the difficulties faced by Cuba since 1989 at national and international levels (disappearance of the socialist field, tightening of the American blockade, the social and economic crisis of the South, the "victory of neo-liberalism", the need to insert itself in a new type of global market, etc.). The article analyses the demands and indicators of Cuban higher education, stressing the transformations that have occurred particularly after 2001, in relation to the increase of equity and inclusion policies, as well as the consolidation of a new model of science and technology. Furthermore, the authors present a typology of higher education and consider its impacts on the Cuban society.
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| Authors | ;Sinesio C. Santos Gutiérrez;Francisco López Segrera |
| Journal | rheumatology (oxford, england) |
| Year | 2007 |
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