Mapeamento do Surgimento da Temática Corrupção na Área de Governança Corporativa: Uma Revisão Bibliométrica da Literatura

Authors

  • Anderson Antônio Lima Faculdade de Tecnologia de São Paulo e Centro Universitário Senac
  • Thiago de Luca Santana Ribeiro Faculdade de Tecnologia de São Paulo - Bragança Paulista

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21434/IberoamericanJCG.v11i00.143

Keywords:

Corrupção, Governança Corporativa, Bibliometria

Abstract

Objective: Despite the evident theoretical importance of corporate governance as a mechanism for controlling corrupt practices, as far as we know there are no review articles that relate these themes. In this sense, the objective of this article is to map the emergence and evolution of corruption in the area of corporate governance and present the state of the art and trends in future studies on these topics.

Method: This article is a bibliometric review, it is a statistical analysis method that provides a quantitative understanding of the academic literature on a given scientific field. The bibliometric techniques used are cocotation analysis and bibliographic matching analysis. In other words, we sought to understand the theoretical roots and identify the frontiers of knowledge.

Results: In the co-citation analysis, 4 theoretical clusters (theoretical bases) were identified and in the pairing, 6 theoretical clusters (frontiers of knowledge) were identified. It is clear from the graphic mappings that current research (frontiers) has more congruence between the different themes, while the research that forms the theoretical bases is more idiosyncratic.

Originality/Relevance: As far as we know, this is one of the first articles to store knowledge about corruption in the area of corporate governance and cluster it into theoretical bases and boundaries.

Theoretical/methodological contributions: The pairing analysis identified the following main topics in vogue: Disclosure of sustainability reports; Institutional Theories; Political connections; Corporate Governance Control Mechanisms; National culture; Foreign investments; Organizational performance; Financial paper; Factors determining bribery; and role of national and international regulatory agencies.

Author Biographies

Anderson Antônio Lima, Faculdade de Tecnologia de São Paulo e Centro Universitário Senac

PhD in Business Administration from Uninove (2023), Master in Administration from Universidade Paulista (2018). Bachelor in Business Administration from Centro Universitário Eniac (2014), Technologist in Management Processes from Centro Universitário Eniac (2013) and MBA in People Strategy Management from Universidade Brás Cubas (2016). He is currently a professor of higher education at FATEC-FACULDADE DE TECHNOLOGIA DE SÃO PAULO and at Centro Universitário Senac. Postgraduate in Special Education and Technological Innovation (CECIERJ _UFRRJ) and Postgraduate in Technological Education (Federal Institute - IF and Centro Paula Souza). Has experience in the area of Administration, with an emphasis on Administration, working mainly on the following topics: competitiveness, capacity absorptive, stakeholders, bibliometrics and stakeholder engagement. Course completion work advisor (TCC and Monograph) for the MBA in Project Management, MBA in Digital Transformation, MBA in Production Engineering and MBA in Productivity courses at the University of São Paulo (USP).

Thiago de Luca Santana Ribeiro, Faculdade de Tecnologia de São Paulo - Bragança Paulista

PhD in Administration from Universidade Nove de Julho (2022). Master in Administration from Universidade Nove de Julho (2018). Specialist in Logistics and Supply Chain (MBA) from Faculdade Metropolitana Unidada (2016). Graduated in Administration from Faculdade São Sebastião (2014). He is currently a permanent professor of Management and Business at the Faculty of Technology of the State of São Paulo (FATEC) and a data and Business Intelligence consultant for the company Mkt4edu. He is the author of the book "Administração sob a Ótica dos Recursos" (2016). He is a researcher with dozens of articles published in national and international congresses and journals, with Co-Creation of Value as his main research focus. His research is published in the fields of Management, Business, Logistics and Tourism. He is a reviewer for the periodicals: The Botton Line; Future Studies Research Journal; International Journal of Innovation; REMARK - Brazilian Marketing Magazine; RBTUR - Brazilian Journal of Tourism Research; Ibero-American Strategy Magazine, PODIUM: Sport, Leisure and Tourism Review, Corporate Governance Magazine; Micro and Small Business Magazine; and Administrative Sciences Magazine. He is also a reviewer for congresses: ENANPAD; 3ES; SEMEAD; SINGEP and FATECLOG.

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2024-02-05

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Lima, A. A., & Ribeiro, T. de L. S. (2024). Mapeamento do Surgimento da Temática Corrupção na Área de Governança Corporativa: Uma Revisão Bibliométrica da Literatura. Journal of Corporate Governance, 11(00), e0143. https://doi.org/10.21434/IberoamericanJCG.v11i00.143

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