Contestación a la carta sobre las poesias de Vayo : publicada el día 6 de este mes

Según Josep Ramon Sanchis Alfonso en: "Luis Lamarca Morata (1793-1850) : Obra completa", el Bachiller Valenciano, era un seudónimo de Estanislao de Kotska Vayo

Segunda contestación del Bachiller Valenciano a D. Luis Lamarca y Morata : refutandole su respuesta publicada el día 25 de enero de este año

En p. [1], se incluyen todas las obras escritas por Vayo hasta ese momento y aparece: 'la primera contestación del Bachiller Valenciano a Lamarca', que equivaldría a: "Contestación a la carta sobre las poesías de Vayo ... su autor el Bachiller Valenciano"

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Beati Gregorii Papae operum [Texto impreso] : Tomus secundus : Complectens aliquot Sacrae scripturae expositiones, tum homilias Super Ezechielem.

Copia digital: Biblioteca Valenciana, 2011

Estrategias de fijación de precios de las aerolíneas de bajo coste: una aproximación al modelo de la rivalidad ampliada

En la presente tesis doctoral se realiza una aproximación a las estrategias de fijación de precios de las aerolíneas de bajo coste europeas a partir del estudio de su entorno (demanda, proveedores, rivales, productos sustitutos, etcétera). Para ello se emplea el marco del modelo de las cinco fuerzas descrito por Michael Porter. Para su análisis, se utiliza un método combinado de Análisis Factorial (ACP) y datos de panel.

Nomination--National Transportation Safety Board [microform] : hearing before the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, United States Senate, Ninety-seventh Congress, second session, on nomination of James E. Burnett, Jr., to be chairman, National Transportation Safety Board, March 17, 1982.

"Serial no. 97-99."

Online Education, Accrediting Standards, and Student Success: An Examination of the Relationship Between the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges Standards for Online Education and Student Success

Prior to 2000, there were less than 1.6 million students enrolled in at least one online course. By fall 2010, student enrollment in online distance education showed a phenomenal 283% increase to 6.1 million. Two years later, this number had grown to 7.1 million. In light of this significant growth and skepticism about quality, there have been calls for greater oversight of this format of educational delivery. Accrediting bodies tasked with this oversight have developed guidelines and standards for online education. There is a lack of empirical studies that examine the relationship between accrediting standards and student success. The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between the presence of Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on College (SACSCOC) standards for online education in online courses, (a) student support services and (b) curriculum and instruction, and student success. An original 24-item survey with an overall reliability coefficient of .94 was administered to students (N=464) at Florida International University, enrolled in 24 university-wide undergraduate online courses during fall 2014, who rated the presence of these standards in their online courses. The general linear model was utilized to analyze the data. The results of the study indicated that the two standards, student support services and curriculum and instruction were both significantly and positively correlated with student success but with small R2 and strengths of association less than .35 and .20 respectively. Mixed results were produced from Chi-square tests for differences in student success between higher and lower rated online courses when controlling for various covariates such as discipline, gender, race/ethnicity, GPA, age, and number of online courses previously taken. A multiple linear regression analysis revealed that the curriculum and instruction standard was the only variable that accounted for a significant amount of unique variance in student success. Another regression test revealed that no significant interaction effect exists between the two SACSCOC standards and GPA in predicting student success. The results of this study are useful for administrators, faculty, and researchers who are interested in accreditation standards for online education and how these standards relate to student success.

Toward an Understanding of Faculty Perceptions about Factors that Influence Student Success in Online Education

This paper explores factors that faculty perceive as significant in influencing student success in online education. Technological support, degree of comfort with technology and a student’s personal characteristics were deemed by faculty as critical to success. Understanding these key factors could help to improve student success in online education.

Accountability, Quality, and Student Success in Online Education: A Literature Review of Empirical Studies

This paper examines empirical studies on accountability, quality, and student success in online education. It advances that accountability and quality are critical components for student success in online education. It concludes that there is a lack of empirical studies that examine the effects of these measures on student success.

Online education, accrediting standards, and student success: An examination of the relationship between the southern association of colleges and schools commission on colleges standards for online education and student success

Prior to 2000, there were less than 1.6 million students enrolled in at least one online course. By fall 2010, student enrollment in online distance education showed a phenomenal 283% increase to 6.1 million. Two years later, this number had grown to 7.1 million. In light of this significant growth and skepticism about quality, there have been calls for greater oversight of this format of educational delivery. Accrediting bodies tasked with this oversight have developed guidelines and standards for online education. ^ There is a lack of empirical studies that examine the relationship between accrediting standards and student success. The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between the presence of Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on College (SACSCOC) standards for online education in online courses, (a) student support services and (b) curriculum and instruction, and student success. An original 24-item survey with an overall reliability coefficient of .94 was administered to students (N=464) at Florida International University, enrolled in 24 university-wide undergraduate online courses during fall 2014, who rated the presence of these standards in their online courses. The general linear model was utilized to analyze the data. The results of the study indicated that the two standards, student support services and curriculum and instruction were both significantly and positively correlated with student success but with small R2 and strengths of association less than .35 and .20 respectively. Mixed results were produced from Chi-square tests for differences in student success between higher and lower rated online courses when controlling for various covariates such as discipline, gender, race/ethnicity, GPA, age, and number of online courses previously taken. A multiple linear regression analysis revealed that the curriculum and instruction standard was the only variable that accounted for a significant amount of unique variance in student success. Another regression test revealed that no significant interaction effect exists between the two SACSCOC standards and GPA in predicting student success. ^ The results of this study are useful for administrators, faculty, and researchers who are interested in accreditation standards for online education and how these standards relate to student success.^

Governança e pensamento estratégico: uma crítica a Michael Porter

No presente trabalho, o autor procura analisar, ou mais exatamente desconstruir, a essência do pensamento dito de “estratégia” e de governança das organizações, atualmente dominante na cena acadêmica da administração. Servindo-se de uma leitura tanto histórica, heurística, como epistemológica e metodológica da obra e do sistema dominantes no assunto, denominado por ele “porterismo”, o autor faz um balanço crítico do conjunto de teorias da “estratégia” gerencial em geral e daquela do autor mais considerado no assunto: Michael Porter.

Conferencia de competitividad Doctor Michael Porter

Gestión del conocimiento

The False Expectations of Michael Porter's Strategic Management Framework

El artículo busca demostrar las inconsistencias del pensamiento estratégico de Porter desde el punto de vista metodológico y epistemológico. De igual manera, muestra que las propuestas praxológicas de Porter son imposibles de operacionalizar y normativizar. Además, la teoría carece de factores fundamentales que permitan a las organizaciones perdurar y ser exitosas en el tiempo teniendo ventaja defendible y difícilmente imitable.

Análise estrutural do setor de telefonia celular na cidade de São Paulo à luz do modelo de concorrência ampliada de Michael E. Porter

Dissertação apresentada ao Programa de Mestrado em Administração da Universidade Municipal de São Caetano do Sul - USCS

Teste da validade da teoria da competitividade nacional de Michael Porter a partir do caso Embraer

Michael Porter, em A Vantagem Competitiva das Nações (1990) sustenta que, para que um país seja base de uma indústria intensiva em conhecimentos e competitiva globalmente, é necessário que exista nele um ambiente de negócios determinado e que atenda a um conjunto de requisitos. Esta teoria tornou-se extremamente influente no campo das discussões sobre vantagens competitivas nacionais. Nossa pesquisa identifica a essência do ambiente preconizado por Porter e a confronta com o contexto estratégico que deu origem e sustentação à indústria aeronáutica brasileira. Encontramos divergências significativas entre o padrão empírico e o sugerido pela teoria. A partir desta constatação discutimos a validade da teoria para países em desenvolvimento