
by Antoni Serra Ramoneda · Servei de Publicacions de la Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788449087370

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This book explores the figure of Wilhelm von Humboldt and his influential model of university, analyzing the controversies that have arisen over time. It focuses especially on the University of Berlin, founded by Humboldt, and examines whether the success of North American universities is due to their adaptation of this model. The work also analyzes the trajectory of business studies in the German and Spanish university environment, comparing it with the leadership of American institutions. Finally, the Spanish case and the evolution of business schools in the faculties of economics and business are addressed.
