Social management and deliberative citizenship: convergence of research themes

The Potential of “Frankfurtianess” of Habermas in Organizational Studies

1-11

Communication that constitutes and transforms subjects: communicative action in Jürgen Habermas, dialogical action in Paulo Freire and Organizational Studies

12-24

Students’ identities in rural areas: a study based on Bourdieu’s and Althusser’s concepts

25-36

Reason and Administration: Revisiting some fundamental elements

37-48

Business models in the public domain: the public governance canvas

49-67

Managing innovation based on studies on science, technology, and society: toward a constructivist and critical perspective of innovation management

68-83

Communicative and strategic planning-action approach: social technology for the planning of postgraduate programs

84-100

Characteristics of scientific collaboration among research groups in areas of exact sciences, biology and humanities

101-116

Trust in Relational Contracts: a theoretical study

117-128

The use of active learning methods in MBA marketing

129-143

American missionaries in Bahia: the undergrad course in administration at the UFBA Administration School

144-155

Identification and analysis of enterprise risks associated with the value environment of the Cargill cocoa business

156-172

Dimensions of innovation in justice organizations: proposition of a theoretical methodological framework

173-184

Pop-Management: 15 Years Later – the incorporation of pop-management in the work of executives of big companies

185-198

Political awareness and participation of representatives of civil society in the Municipal Council of Social Assistance of Vitória– ES - Brazil

199-211