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Calidad de la educación superior en Colombia: Un análisis multinivel con base en el ECAES de economía 2004

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Milena Patricia Valens Upegui ()
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REVISTA SOCIEDAD Y ECONOMIA # 13 TEMA CENTRAL: Conflicto Social y Violencia

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