Study of Professions from the Discipline Approach to Business Administration in the Tuning project in Latin America

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https://doi.org/10.22579/23463910.43

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Professions, Administration, Project tuning

Abstract

The study of the professions has gone through several historical moments, from conceptual to academic and with diverse approaches, from a critical social analysis, to the capitalist and at the moment to a state of knowledge that has scarcely been worked in Mexico, but that has served as a base for the path of the curriculum in Higher Education as a bridge between the profession and the graduate from the characteristics that emanate from it; Thus, from the point of view of the economic-administrative area, this research deals with. Alluding to the profession Agüero Aguirre, (2003) establishes characteristics of a context that determines the national and international environment of the demands of the administrator, to lead it to the path of the curriculum.

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2017-01-15

How to Cite

Study of Professions from the Discipline Approach to Business Administration in the Tuning project in Latin America. (2017). GEON Journal (Management, Organizations and Business), 4(1), 61-69. https://doi.org/10.22579/23463910.43

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