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Informe de la Carrera Investigadora en España: deficiencias y propuestas

FJI/Precarios, septiembre de 2007

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El Informe de la Carrera Investigadora en España (ICI) es uno de los documentos básicos de la FJI-Precarios. Está dividido en dos partes. En la primera se plantea una visión crítica sobre el estado actual de la carrera investigadora en España, resaltando aquellos puntos que impiden su desarrollo. En la segunda parte realizamos una propuesta de Carrera Investigadora, intentando plantear un modelo justo, estructurado y productivo.






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