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Sílvio Luís de Vasconcellos
Ivan Lapuente Garrido
Jefferson Marlon Monticelli
Yeda Swirski de Souza
Cyntia Vilasboas Calixto

Administração: Ensino e Pesquisa

Este artigo tem como objetivo apresentar uma visão geral de artigos publicados no Journal Of International Business Studies (jibs), desde 2003 até 2012. De acordo com o sítio Web of Knowledge, o jibs é a publicação mais impactante focada em Negócios Internacionais. Foram analisados 498 artigos com o intuito de selecionar trabalhos construídos sob a forma qualitativa. Foram encontrados 65 artigos sob essa premissa. Em primeiro lugar, foram analisadas as palavras-chave com foco em todo o período (2003-2012). Em segundo lugar, foram analisados os resumos inteiros, com concentração nos últimos cinco anos (2008-2012). Depois, foram detalhadas as palavras-chave, os objetivos, as estratégias de pesquisa, os objetos, as indústrias e as regiões onde ocorreram os estudos. Concluiu-se que os artigos qualitativos estão perdendo espaço no jibs. Nos últimos anos, trabalhos quantitativos estão servindo mais para confirmar o que já se sabe a partir de outros estudos. Enquanto complexos ambientes institucionais têm vindo a ganhar evidência em Negócios Internacionais, paradoxalmente, são as estatísticas e cálculos que têm tido seu espaço aumentado. Mais estudos qualitativos poderiam fornecer uma enriquecedora estratégia para melhor compreensão do que está acontecendo em novas fronteiras dos Negócios Internacionais, como nos países emergentes. É um objetivo do jibs expandir os estudos qualitativos, o que poderia representar oportunidades para pesquisadores de países pouco pesquisados, como o Brasil.

métodos quantitativos, negócios internacionais, palavras-chave, resumos

VASCONCELLOS, S. L.; GARRIDO, I. L.; MONTICELLI, J. M.; SOUZA, Y. S.; CALIXTO, C. V. An overview of 10 years of qualitative methods at journal of international business studies. Administração: Ensino e Pesquisa, v. 14, n. 2, p. 279-278, 2013.

Vasconcellos, S. L., Garrido, I. L., Monticelli, J. M., Souza, Y. S., & Calixto, C. V. (2013). An overview of 10 years of qualitative methods at journal of international business studies. Administração: Ensino e Pesquisa, 14(2), 279-278.

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