Factores asociados al uso de tácticas políticas en el ascenso laboral: una evaluación desde el contexto de la Universidad de Los Andes, “Núcleo Dr. Pedro Rincón Gutierrez”, Venezuela.
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Survey of factors behind the use of political tactics in academic promotion among university professors in Venezuela; grounded work on the academic workforce and careers, but framed as organizational behavior.
It studies political tactics in university professors' career advancement, making the academic research workforce the object.
Organizational-politics survey of professors’ promotion tactics; object is workplace behaviour, not research practice or the research workforce as such.
Abstract
El presente trabajo tiene por objetivo analizar los factores asociados con el uso de tácticas políticas en el ascenso laboral a fin de evaluarlos desde el contexto de las universidades públicas venezolanas, específicamente en la Universidad de los Andes, núcleo “Dr. Pedro Rincón Gutiérrez” – Táchira. Para ello, a partir de una muestra de 77 profesores se aplicó un cuestionario y se realizaron estudios comparativos a través del Análisis de Varianza de un factor ANOVA usando como variable dependiente el género y distintas dimensiones de las tácticas políticas. Los resultados permitieron determinar que el género no es un factor que determina la utilización de las tácticas políticas y la categoría académica no es una variable determinante para la utilización de las tácticas políticas.
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- DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals)
- Topic
- Higher Education in Latin America
- Field
- Social Sciences
- Canadian institutions
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- Keywords
- Context (archaeology)PopulationQuarter (Canadian coin)Statistical analysis
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