International Journal of Educational Research Review

International Journal of Educational Research Review

Educational Performance and the Role of Institutions

Yazarlar: Renata GUİDİ, Stanley ENGERMAN, Youssef YOUSSEF

Cilt 4 , Sayı - , 2019 , Sayfalar 691 - 700

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DOI:10.24331/ijere.628584

Anahtar Kelimeler:Institutional theory,Efficiency,Organizations,Education

Özet: The analysis of institutional characteristics within the educational context is necessary due to the relevance that education, as a fundamental area of knowledge for the development of a country, exerts on society. In this sense, the present study seeks to understand how the institutional theory, in the perspective of Acemoglu and Robinson (2012), can be applied inthe context of educational institutions. With regard to the methodological aspects, the study presents a literature review on the divergent perspectives of the institutional theory, followed by a discussion on the design by the theorists Acemoglu, Robinson and collaborators about this theory. The text provides an understanding on the connection of institutional factors and the educational outcome. An implication of this study is the opening of a new vision for analysis and reflection on institutional relationships that influence in the performance of educational institutions.


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@article{2019, title={Educational Performance and the Role of Institutions}, volume={4}, publisher={International Journal of Educational Research Review}, author={Renata GUİDİ,Stanley ENGERMAN,Youssef YOUSSEF}, year={2019}, pages={691–700} }
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Renata GUİDİ,Stanley ENGERMAN,Youssef YOUSSEF. (2019). Educational Performance and the Role of Institutions (Vol. 4, pp. 691–700). Vol. 4, pp. 691–700. International Journal of Educational Research Review.
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Renata GUİDİ,Stanley ENGERMAN,Youssef YOUSSEF. Educational Performance and the Role of Institutions. International Journal of Educational Research Review, 2019, pp. 691–700.