社会影响:对选定的巴西工商管理研究生课程的研究

Q4 Business, Management and Accounting
T. Wood, Caio César Medeiros Costa, Giovanna de Moura Rocha Lima, R. Guimarães
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在学术界,人们越来越关注社会影响的问题:教学和研究机构给社会带来的好处。本文旨在对巴西研究生管理项目的社会影响进行辩论。该研究以社会影响的科学文献为基础,对三个社会影响维度进行了探索性研究:(a)博士项目研究人员的培训,重点关注毕业生及其在劳动力市场中的插入;(b)每个项目的研究人员所产生的知识的使用情况,通过机构H因子来衡量,使用发布或消亡(PoP)软件来调查谷歌Scholar数据库;(c)研究人员及其研究在商业媒体上的引用情况,通过对巴西最相关媒体发表的文章进行调查来衡量。这三个维度是在四个研究生项目中测量的:FEA-USP, FGV-EAESP, PPGA-UFRGS和CEPEAD-UFMG。结果显示,这些项目之间存在显著差异,最古老的项目更受青睐,这些项目位于圣保罗。结论是,在这三个方面有机会改善社会影响,并建议采取措施来帮助实现这一目标。该研究还指出了进一步了解巴西研究生管理项目可能产生的社会影响的方向。
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Impacto Social: Estudo sobre Programas Brasileiros Selecionados de Pós-graduação em Administração de Empresas
In the academic community there is a growing concern with the issue of social impact: the benefits that teaching and research institutions bring to society. This paper seeks to contribute to the debate on the social impact Brazilian graduate management programs have. It is based upon scientific literature on social impact and presents an exploratory study of three social impact dimensions: (a) the training of researchers in doctoral programs, focusing on graduates and their insertion in the labor market; (b) the use of knowledge generated by each program's researchers, as measured by the institutional H factor, using the Publish or Perish (PoP) software to survey the Google Scholar database; and (c) the citation of researchers and their studies in business media, measured through a survey of articles published in the most relevant Brazilian media outlets. These three dimensions were measured in four graduate programs: FEA-USP, FGV-EAESP, PPGA-UFRGS and CEPEAD-UFMG. The results show significant differences among the programs, favoring the oldest ones, which are located in Sao Paulo. The conclusion is that there are opportunities to improve social impacts in these three dimensions and recommended measures are suggested to help meet this goal. The study also indicates directions to develop further knowledge about what social impacts Brazilian graduate management programs can have.
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