Słowa kluczowe
analiza neoinstytucjonalna
dyfuzja
system szkolnictwa wyższego
zracjonalizowany mit
Jak cytować
Abstrakt
Autor artykułu przedstawia proces boloński, zwracając uwagę przede wszystkim na powodowane przezeń bezprecedensowe jak dotąd upowszechnianie się abstrakcyjnego modelu restrukturyzacji i harmonizowania sposobów studiowania i nadawania stopni naukowych w Europie. Proces ten jest interpretowany jako szczególny przypadek szerszego zjawiska tworzenia się wzajemnych powiązań i standaryzowania się kształcenia na poziomie globalnym. W niniejszym tekście znajdujemy odwołania do pojęć, koncepcji i interpretacji wykorzystywanych do analiz systemu globalnego. Autor sięga głównie po teoretyczną perspektywę socjologicznego neoinstytucjonalizmu, kierunku wywodzącego się po części z socjologii organizacji i w jakiejś mierze – z socjologii wiedzy. Kierunek ten, bardziej niż inne podejścia teoretyczne, wypracował modele badawcze, które można by określić jako „społeczne tworzenie kultury globalnej ”. Posługując się analitycznymi koncepcjami, takimi jak „dyfuzja”, „model imaginacyjny”, „zracjonalizowany mit”, i odwołując się do badań wskazujących na wzrastającą rolę międzynarodowych organizacji – zarówno rządowych, jak i pozarządowych – autor wyjaśnia proces boloński i jego dynamikę.Bibliografia
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