LIBERALIZATION OF MODERN UNIVERSITY EDUCATION
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https://doi.org/10.28925/2226-3012.2014.3.109114Keywords:
postclassical University, liberalization of higher education, globalization, innovations, academic capitalismAbstract
W artykule zaprezentowano zmianę priorytetów w działalności uniwersytetów pod wpływem globalizacji, która doprowadziła do liberalizacji w szkolnictwie wyższym; uświadomiono kryzys nowoczesnej uczelni, który spowodowany jest utratą tradycyjnej orientacji na państwo oraz ideałów humboldtowskich; podkreślono nową regionalną (lokalną) rolę uczelni i konieczność przekształcenia ich w centra twórczości oraz transferu innowacji.
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