Entrepreneurship and startups in Brazil: perspectives on research

Discussing the ideological nature of the Habermasian theoretical guidelines and their assimilation by social management in the field of administration

578-593

A post-colonial perspective on consumerist Organizations in Brazil

594-609

Entrepreneurship research (2000-2014) in the top six Brazilian journals of administration: gaps and directions

610-630

Enrique Dussel and the Philosophy of Liberation in Organization Studies

631-641

He who ignores the past is doomed to repeat it: distortions of postgraduate evaluation in Brazil based on Capes’ history

642-655

The impact of the Brazilian institutional arrangement on political control over bureaucracy

656-666

The participation of cooperatives in housing public policies in Brazil and Uruguay

667-678

The consumption of technology as a structural element of identity: a theoretical and methodological discussion based on French Semiotics

679-691

Identification of mechanisms for the increase of transparency in open data portals: an analysis in the Brazilian context

692-715

Resistance to electronic surveillance: the response of call center team managers

716-731

Managers’ response. Resistance. Electronic surveillance. Call center.

732-747

Regulation as inductor of environmental technologies for the reduction of toxic emissions from light vehicles in Brazil

748-760

From community of practice to network of practice: a study of the evolution of a startup community in the city of Belo Horizonte

761-773

Stress, retaliation and perception of injustice in organizations: proposal for an integrative theoretical model

774-787

Interfaces between territoriality and identity: analyzing the experiences of mothers of the Maternati Group

788-801