Capacidades dinâmicas: estudo bibliométrico

Abstract

The study of dynamic capacities has become important for the current business world, pointing to the need to consider and incorporate the dynamism of the environment in which changes are constant as a way to determine the competitive advantages for organizations (TEECE, PISANO; SHUEN, 1997), so that these capacities can be extended over time. Thus, monitoring the evolution of studies on this theme from the bibliometric research method enables a more consistent analysis of its state of the art by researchers. According to Teixeira, Iwamoto and Medeiros (2013), bibliometry aims to measure knowledge or understand its production and, to achieve one or another purpose, it makes use of the analysis of scientific production through categories. Thus, it allows evaluating the scientific production of a country, institutions and scientists, through the generation of indexes. This study aims to analyze the state of the art of scientific production on dynamic capacities in journals of Economics. This is an exploratory-descriptive study with a quantitative approach, using the bibliometric study method. Bibliometry is a quantitative and statistical technique that aims to measure the indices of production and dissemination of scientific knowledge (ARAÚJO, 2006). The analyzed articles were located in the Scopus database. There were movements of rise of publications in the period studied (2011 to 2020), with more growth driven from the year 2016. The most addressed topics were performance, logistics and globalization. There was a concentration of production of more articles by few authors in which economist David John Teece is the most productive. The articles are sprayed in several journals with a slight concentration in three international journals: International Journal Of Production Economics, International Business Review and Long Range Planning.