Prospective of the integration of colombian and venezuelan universities of the border region for/Prospectiva de la integración de universidades colombianas y venezolanas de región de frontera para la transferencia de conocimiento e innovación tecnológica

Authors

  • Rafael Espinosa Rodríguez Universidad del Zulia
  • Leonor Beatriz Castrillo-Guerra Universidad del Zulia Universidad Popular del Cesar, Colombia.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15665/encuent.v17i02.2073

Abstract

The limited integration between border universities, caused by the lack of policies and strategies to support knowledge alliances, constitutes the research argument. This seeks to establish a structure for integration, which contributes to the viability of the integral development of universities in cross-border territories. On the basis of explanatory and interpretative approaches, research was conducted, oriented towards the construction of the theoretical system based on conceptions, on intercultural identity, cross-border integration, internationalization; and finally the construction of scenarios, visualizing a future to 15 years. The results allowed to evaluate the potential of success of the academic-scientific integration processes, between the University of Zulia (Venezuela), the University of La Guajira and the Popular University of Cesar (Colombia)

Keywords: integration; internationalization; border universities.

 

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2019-07-16

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Espinosa Rodríguez, R., & Castrillo-Guerra, L. B. (2019). Prospective of the integration of colombian and venezuelan universities of the border region for/Prospectiva de la integración de universidades colombianas y venezolanas de región de frontera para la transferencia de conocimiento e innovación tecnológica. Encuentros, 17(02). https://doi.org/10.15665/encuent.v17i02.2073

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