البحث العلمي في فلسطين : الواقع، التحديات، الاستراتيجيات

Abstract EN

The study aimed to identify the most important features of the current reality of the scientific research environment of Palestinian universities and research centers through the study of infrastructure and that belonged to quality of scientific publishing, participation in scientific events, conferences and seminars, ending the seriousness of the Palestinian decision-maker in improving the educational reality through adopting the incentive strategy for scientific staff so that they enable to scientific production efficiently and effectively.

In order to achieve the goal of the study, the researcher followed the descriptive analytical approach based on scientific and statistical studies and research related to the problem of research, and then a complete analysis of its contents in order to estimate the research problem and the evidence that proves the answer to the research questions.

The researchers have reached several results for research, perhaps the most important of them: the scientific research environment in Palestine has characterized from its inception until now by giving priority to researchers and academics to lecture and teaching in the universities instead of adopting the philosophy of scientific research, in addition, ence of an encouraging and stimulating academic environment to develop the scientific research of these educational institutions, which has contributed in one way or another to the decrease in the scientific efficiency of faculty members and working researchers in these scientific fields, as well as the policy of closure and siege imposed by "Israel" on the Palestinian territories, which led to the prevention of some researchers travel or participate in scientific meetings especially international one.

In addition to the scientific research policies pursued by universities in promotion and guidance of scientific research, the latest one was publishing researches in journals with high impact factors, which caused damage to scientific research in the humanities, and the researchers were busy in searching for magazines that accept their research instead of busy in scientific research aimed to treatment the issues of society and development.