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Vol. 15, 1/2015
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Intellectual capital in non-public higher education institutions – the managerial perspective

DOI: 10.18276/smt.2015.15-04
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ISSN:1898-0511
eISSN:2353-2858
Authors: Jan Fazlagić
Poznan University of Economics
Keywords: Intellectual Capital Higher Education Institutions Knowledge Management
Issue / book publication date:2015
Page range:9 (31-39)
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In the new knowledge-based economy intellectual capital has become the key asset for sustainability and achieving competitive advantage. “Knowledge” is the main output as well as input in these institutions. This research paper presents the research findings describing selected elements of intellectual capital (IC) in non-public higher education institutions in Poland, namely students and managers of higher education institutions. A review of definitions of IC is provided accompanied by comments relating to the situation of higher education institutions. Better management practice regarding IC allow universities to be in a better position to compete globally and in the home market.

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