Professor ex PUCP suffer an injust expulsion
by: José C. Alvarez
Dear friends:
I would like to say you that Professor Pablo Quintanilla, who wrote the article “Catholic Universities” at the Harvard Review of Latin America in fall 2012, was part of the PUCP Council that expelled me of that university unfairly.
http://www.pucp.edu.pe/endefensadelapucp/neutras/columna-universidades-catolicas-de-pablo-quintanilla-en-publicacion-de-harvard/
In a part of his article, Pablo Quintanilla said that “The most important requirement for a Catholic university is to be an excellent university, that is, to have international standards of excellence for research, teaching and social responsibility. Both kinds of institutions look for the truth and are concerned about transmitting it to younger generations, being relevant to society in the quest of knowledge and equity. They also seek to be cooperative and compassionate…”
In strong contradiction with his words, it was argued by him and anothers members of de University council of the Peruvian Catholic University that my intelectual production didnt exist, however it is registered in SCOPUS base.
Why someone says something and acts in opposite form?