From the moment of their appearance, in sec. In the 13th century, universities (Bologna, Paris, Oxford, etc.) represented legally recognized communities or corporations that became "agents of change." This
mission of universities materialized despite the fact that at that time they were striving, in every way, to reproduce corporate, religious or academic university conservatism. The importance of universities in social life from the
beginning to the present, consists in the production
of new styles of thinking, technical achievements and innovative
political practices, but this role was achieved with quite slow times, times that were and are influenced by a multitude of factors that prevent the successful implementation of organizational changes in universities.
