Analisando os Perfis de 'Mentalidade Global' de Multinacionais e Mergentes Outros Idiomas

ID:
49757
Resumo:
Apesar da importância do desenvolvimento de uma mentalidade global (MG), para que as empresas possam explorar oportunidades globais, a literatura existente sobre MG, em sua maioria, investiga as multinacionais de países desenvolvidos; menor ênfase tem sido dada às multinacionais de países emergentes, embora estas apresentem características e padrões de internacionalização únicos. Além disso, os estudos acerca dos impactos da MG sobre a internacionalização têm se baseado, em sua maioria, no pressuposto de homogeneidade, em vez de diferenciação da MG entre as multinacionais do mesmo país. Este estudo aborda esse tema, explorando a diversidade de configurações da MG entre multinacionais brasileiras. Para isso, uma escala multidimensional de MG foi validada, por meio de préteste e análise fatorial confirmatória com estimadores bayesianos; a seguir, foi realizada uma análise hierárquica de clusters, posteriormente otimizada com o algoritmo K-médias. Como resultado, uma taxonomia de MG foi identificada, englobando: multinacionais com mentalidade global total, empresas com habilidades interculturais, multinacionais orientadas para mercados internacionais e multinacionais focadas no mercado doméstico. Para ilustrar a taxonomia identificada, quatro estudos de caso envolvendo grandes multinacionais brasileiras são explorados. As configurações identificadas apontam para a necessidade de se estudar a MG das empresas em conjunto com fatores institucionais e econômicos para explicar as especificidades da internacionalização de multinacionais emergentes, bem como as diferenciações entre empresas de um mesmo país emergente.
Citação ABNT:
REIS, G. G.; FLEURY, M. T. L.; FLEURY, A.; ZAMBALDI, F. Assessing Emerging Multinationals’ 'Global Mindedness' Profiles . Revista de Administração da UFSM, v. 11, n. 1, p. 172-194, 2018.
Citação APA:
Reis, G. G., Fleury, M. T. L., Fleury, A., & Zambaldi, F. (2018). Assessing Emerging Multinationals’ 'Global Mindedness' Profiles . Revista de Administração da UFSM, 11(1), 172-194.
DOI:
10.5902/19834659 18047
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https://www.spell.org.br/documentos/ver/49757/analisando-os-perfis-de--mentalidade-global--de-multinacionais-e-mergentes/i/pt-br
Tipo de documento:
Artigo
Idioma:
Inglês
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