Autores
Rubén Jaime Flores Medina
Universidad de Guadalajara
0000-0003-4163-431X
Alfonso Librado García Ortega
Acerca de
En este libro, se pretende abrir un espacio inicial de discusión académica sobre lo que pudieran ser elementos a tomar en consideración dentro de un programa de curso, al cobijo de un próximo «Plan 26» de estudios, si es que así lo decide el Consejo General Universitario, en su momento, para entrar en vigencia una nueva experiencia dentro de nuestra Universidad de Guadalajara.
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