Capítulo 1: Estrategia metodológica para abordar los modelos de evaluación del desempeño de las actividades científicas: casos Colombia y México
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Capítulo 1: Estrategia metodológica para abordar los modelos de evaluación del desempeño de las actividades científicas: casos Colombia y México. (2021). Catálogo Editorial, 1(323), 15-20. https://doi.org/10.15765/poli.v1i323.1860

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Este capítulo informa sobre el procedimiento utilizado para seleccionar y revisar las fuentes utilizadas en la elaboración de este documento. En el primer apartado se presenta la forma como se seleccionaron y revisaron las fuentes oficiales y no oficiales y, en el segundo, se muestra el mecanismo para revisar los referentes de la literatura internacional y en el tercero están las conclusiones de estos procesos.

De acuerdo con las fuentes de información, este trabajo de investigación acudió a información primaria a partir de las entrevistas realizadas a expertos e investigadores, y a información secundaria de tipo bibliográfica. Es de anotar que, en esta investigación el nivel extensivo de la información es de tipo comparativo. Adicionalmente, los autores asumen una postura como observadores del fenómeno.

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