Avaliação da educação superior, regulação e controle da produção acadêmica: dinâmicas históricas e seus rebatimentos sobre o trabalho docente.

Abstract

The main objective of this thesis is to analyze public policies for the evaluation of higher education in Brazil and its repercussions on teaching work and on academic production, considering its relations with international processes of regulation of university activity, from a clipping Which considers the period covering the years between 1990 and present, although it considers that the contours of this question have been drawn since the early years of 1968 with the advent of the University Reform. In order to access this understanding, the analyzes generated here are guided by the insertion of this theme in the context of the intense transformations observed in the capital-labor relation, arising from the dynamic processes adopted by capital to overcome its structural crisis and its implications for higher education evaluation policies . It seeks, in this sense, to point out a trend that evaluation policies are instruments used by the State to regulate and control higher education in order to meet market interests. The methodological principles that guided the analysis are based on historical-dialectical materialism, in their emphasis on the categories of totality, contradiction and the necessary relation between essence and appearances of the studied phenomena. As technical procedure and instruments for data collection and analysis, we used the documentary analysis of the official documents concerning the evaluation of Brazilian high education: PARU, CNRES, GERES, PAIUB and SINAES. As a result of the research, we find that the public policies of evaluation, conditioned by determinants that demand the guarantee of internationally endorsed quality standards, fulfill the role of regulation and control of academic production and effects on the teaching work, transmuting it in adapted work to productivism and to efficiency.