Critical management studies: brazilian scientific production in the 90's

Abstract

The 90s gives rise to the emergence of a movement of Critical Management Studies in Anglo-Saxon context that distinguishes itself from other approaches by the originality of its proposals. This paper presents an overview of the advances of this movement, highlights its nuances and the possible contributions for increasing organizational research and practice in Brazil. By examining, then, the production of critical approaches in Brazil throughout the 90s, it leads us to realize a need for researches surveying in depth both knowledge and practices of local organizations.