topic 5 research in the era of globalization by simbulan
TRANSCRIPT
04/11/2023 1
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY
GENERAL SANTOS CITY
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Contemporary Issues and Trends for secondary teachers 3
A Presentation Presented
to the class of:
Dr. Maria Theresa Pelones
Presented by:
Farrah Mae E. Inamarga
Maryrose L. Biongan
Michelle Gladys A. Pason
Higher Education Research in
the ERA of Globalization:
Dilemmas and challenges of
Alternative Research
Roland G. Simbulan
“ Man can find meaning in life, short and perilous
as it is, Only thru devoting himself to society.”
–Albert Einstein-
ACRONYMS
APCHER – Asia-Pacific Conference on higher
education Research
IMF – International Monetary Fund
SAPS – Structural Adjustment Programs
Globalization & its Implications
The process manifest itself mainly through the intensification of activities in the following areas:
1. International trade in goods and services;2. Capital flows;3. The role of multinational enterprises;4. The reorganization of production
networks on an international scale; and5. The adoption of new technology ,
including information technology.
Vocabulary words
Globalization- it is comprehensive term for the emergence of a global society in which economic, political, environmental, and cultural events in one part of the world quickly come to have significance for people in other parts of the world. Globalization is the result of advances in communication, transportation, and information technologies.
Implication-something that is implied or involved as a natural consequence of something
Income generation- to improve the
economic well-being of communities is a
fundamental goal.
Revenue enhancement- an increase in
revenues, especially by way of increased
taxes. Revenue enhancement includes
reducing taxpayer deductions and
eliminating tax credits.
Health Research
Some of the highlight of the study
concerning the health research:
1.In the Government’s budget in 1990-
1998, health resources accounted for
19% while R & D resources accounted for
less than 1%.
2.Out of the total R & D resources, only
17% was allotted for health research and
only about 1% of the overall health
resources.
3.The respondents to the survey
conducted said that a large chunk of
health R & D funds came from the private
sector. (45%) led by private hospitals and
pharmaceutical companies.
4.In terms of fund user, around 65%
were utilized by private research
organizations and the remainder by the
government.
The university of the Philippines as a Research University
UP
- one of the recognize Research
University in the Philippines
- published 182 research articles
last 2003, which appeared in the ISI-
indexed journals.
Problem and dilemma for many academic researchers today.
The Seduction of the Academia In this Era of globalization, many scientist are being
seduced by big research contracts or wooed for example, by drug companies and biotech firms.
threatened with the loss of their grant money
if they will going to oppose big companies.
Loss of contract and other “market – driven ”
corporate funding.
“The value of research then becomes
defined by how much money it brings in,
not by its ultimate value to the public. ”
Corporate effects: Deleterious impact on the
Universities: Losing subsidy in an increasing unequal and market- driven atmosphere;
Altered academic priorities; Reduce the importance of teaching; Degrade the integrity of academic
journals; Determine what research is conducted at
universities; Lowered quality education; A reduction in academic freedom; and A covert transfer of resources from the
public or private sector.
Corporate influence: Greatest impact on the
Universities:Determine what issues university
researchers study and whether findings are
publicly reported.
Funding has reduced the independence of
university researchers, undermining the
credibility of reported research results.
Intellectual Prostitution
Impact of corporate funding in the universities
Influence on professional ethics. Professors become servants to their
corporate patrons Publish articles that promotes their
benefactors interest Beginning to produce a downward
spiral in educational quality. Due by forcing professors back into
classrooms and out of so-called researchers.
STEPS IN REVERSING THE DOWNWARD EDUCATIONAL SPIRAL:
Enactment of regulations that require professors at state universities to teach a minimum number of courses, e.g. four, each semester.
All professors –including including department chairs, endowed professors, and grant-funded researchers-should be required to teach the minimum.
Mandate that teaching, not research contracts and grant-getting, be given the greatest weight in the tenure and promotion process.
Only ground - breaking research that
really contributes to knowledge and
improves and strengthens teaching-not-
impedes it- should be allowed.
Thus, professors who have neglected
their classroom responsibilities for
consulting contract, and other corporate
work or consultancy would be penalized,
rather than rewarded.
Commodification of the Research Function
The commodification of the research
function of the university:
Transformed into commercially-viable
products that could be owned;
Transforming courses into courseware, can
be bought, owned, sold;
Market-driven research becoming more and
more predominant.
Alternative Networks and AgendaCollaboration of different agencies for
a common goal: National Institutes for Health (NIH) Department of Health (DOH) Philippine Council for Health
Research Development- Department of Science and Technology
Common Research AgendaNational Health Research System
- Local research network-includes:
Biomedical Health services and policy
researchers
With the (NIH) as the National Think
Tank
Formalized last February 2004
Focus
On the improvement of the
blueprint and strategies for health
intervention, policies and service
delivery.
ROLESPCHRD-DOST DOH
-prioritizes the generation of competitive product
researchers and services
-identifies health service researches such as health care financing, health systems and
health organization.
Other agencies collaborate for the development of mankind:
Ibon Research Foundation
Asia Regional Exchange for New
Alternatives (ARENA)
Asia Pacific Research Network
(APRN)
The end…