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Gestão e política de sustentabilidade nas universidades públicas: o caso de duas Universidades Federais do Pará
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2021-11-18) SILVA, Keila Paiva da; BAHIA, Mirleide Chaar; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6052323981745384; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7168-2019
This thesis developed an analysis of sustainability management and policies in Federal Public Universities, whose main objective was to analyze how the management of federal universities in the Amazon region (UFPA and UFRA) are implementing sustainability policies on their campuses, based on the perception of the academic community (students, servers and managers). In theoretical-methodological terms, this study was based on the theoretical bases of interdisciplinarity, covering concepts from theoreticians of Sustainability, Public Policies, Public Management, Budget Resources, among others. Qualitative in nature, this research was carried out based on exploratory studies, through a combination of bibliographic survey, document analysis and field research, with interviews and directive questionnaires. For data analysis, we used the content analysis technique based on Bardin (2006). Through exploratory studies, it was possible to observe that sustainability policies are being implemented in the universities surveyed, in a gradual way, due to several factors such as the lack of specific public resources for socio environmental actions, economic policy of resources constraints for education, deficiency in the dissemination of the PLS and lack of educational actions.
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Universidades públicas: das contribuições do conhecimento na Pós-Graduação ao desenvolvimento regional
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2011-12-22) SILVA, Keila Paiva da; BASTOS, Ana Paula Vidal; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1992388595130579
This study presents an analysis on the contribution of the knowledge acquired in graduate school for Regional Development, grounding into two streams: one that defends the traditional idea of investment in basic science as an essential element for economic development of any region and one that supports the interdisciplinary response to the fragmentation caused by a positivist epistemology of nature that has been occupying more space in Brazilian universities with the increasing expansion of post-graduate studies before the need for the knowledge society, informational and globalized, modern science will impose as a solution to this new organizational form. The research was based on secondary data collection and these were analyzed using correlation coefficients, specialization and restructuring. The results of these regions showed that despite being in development, regional inequality still limits the innovation process in the country, this being one of the factors that prevent equitable economic growth of regions.