Avaliação dos espaços de construção de conhecimento da Escola de Tecnologia da Faculdade Projeção de Brasília

Moreira, Jonathan Rosa; Ribeiro, Jefferson Bruno Pereira

doi:10.1590/1981-5344/2043

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“…The justifications for the transfer of the Brazilian capital city showed a close relationship between territorial defence and occupation; a demiurgic government sought to develop the hinterland and transform society with the new capital, which was to play a colonizing, civilizing role (Rosa, 2023). The city's revolutionary, progressive, and pedagogical vocation flourished (Moreira, 1998). Brasília epitomised the shared belief of Brazilian architects and town planners in the political, transformative power of architecture and urbanism.…”

Section: Ideals Of National Development and Modernizationmentioning

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Lessons from the modernist project for the Amazon

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In 1972, the Brazilian government implemented a colonisation scheme and a series of new towns along the Transamazonian Highway, then under construction. The state-driven project aimed for regional development, economic growth, and national integration, which legitimised the military regime. Despite robust funding, it was abandoned as a failure a couple of years later. Since then, deforestation and a low Human Development Index have marked the region. This paper analyses the governmental colonisation project and its manifestation through historical interpretative method and urban morphology, based on original documents, a site visit, and economic, political, social, environmental, and agricultural studies. The paper introduces the notion of national development and modernisation, closely related to the physical transformation of the natural environment. It then examines the colonisation scheme and the new town layouts. It also compares them with a successful precedent, the private colonisation enterprise in northern Paraná state. Finally, the paper points out some of the constraints of the Amazonia project and sheds light on this town and country planning fiasco. The general argument is that architectural and urban design was treated as a sign of modernity insofar as it implied a radically different outcome from both the contested urban reality and the natural environment to be subjugated. Modernist thought and functionalist layouts materialised the aspiration to completely transform the habitat instead of adapting to it.

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Lessons from the modernist project for the Amazon

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“…They suggest that the greater the quality of IC perceived by employees, the greater the amount of KS. Moreira and Ribeiro (2015) investigated the interrelationship between OC, organizational learning, KM, and organizational culture in a higher education institution. Drawing on a comprehensive literature review of theoretical concepts related to this subject, the authors proposed a chain of relationships rooted in organizational culture.…”

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The interaction between organizational communication and knowledge management: A systematic literature review

Cidade,

Oliveira

2023

Knowl Process Manag

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The advance of digital technology has made it easier for organizations to connect with their stakeholders and increased the importance of communication departments, which are responsible for managing the knowledge held by the organization. This systematic review aims to explore how organizational communication (OC) and knowledge management (KM) intersect. In this research, a systematic literature review was conducted according to the PRISMA recommendations. The collected data underwent content analysis using open and axial coding. The indicators show that internal communication and knowledge sharing (KS) processes are the most frequently studied areas in relation to the interaction between OC and KM. However, a few studies have explored any other processes, highlighting the need for more research in this area. The few studies that examine the interaction between KM and OC tend to focus solely on KS within companies. However, this study reveals the potential for KS to be applied to the communication and relationships between organizations and their stakeholders.

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Relações públicas, comunicação organizacional e questões informacionais: análise de suas inter-relações em periódicos latino-americanos

Silva¹,

Guaraldo

Porém

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Public relations is a complex activity regarding its role in organizations and the diffuse theoretical framework that makes it difficult to build a conceptual network to justify its existence and relevance nowadays. In the organizational environment, alongside public relations, the communication system and dissemination of information are equally fundamental for the internal administrative roles and the relationship with the external environments and the different strategic audiences. In that organizational context, information management is inherently related to organizational communication and improved informational offer for developing people in the organizational context. Public relations, organizational communication, and information are interwoven with most organizations' reality as they are linked to the organizational and productive processes, and their roles and activities influence relationships and interfere in planning, results, and institutional objectives. Organizations include different types of people who work and use communication and information to make sense of daily work. In that respect, public relations act as facilitators between organizations and different audiences. Therefore, the relationship between these three concepts – public relations, organizational communication, and information – refers to organizations' world and how they deal with the exchange and sharing of meanings that influence the social, cultural, and economic environment. This study was motivated by the need to understand how theoretical frameworks and affinities are built between organizational communication, public relations, and information in scientific journals in Latin America. It aims to investigate the key elements that emerge from the intersection between public relations, organizational communication, and information in organizations. Besides, it analyzes the interrelationships of public relations, organizational communication, and information in Latin American journals. This study is exploratory and qualitative, and its methodology is a systematic review, which identified 14 articles. Of those, half prioritize the concept of organizational communication in its control and informational dimensions related to management, procedures, flows, and information processing. The concept of integrated communication emerges in four articles through a systemic view. Public relations are conceptualized in a polysemic way in six articles and are linked to both information sources and organizations' relationship with their different audiences. Information comprehensively appears as both a process and knowledge associated with systems, techniques, and technologies. The articles prioritize a functionalist notion of organizational communication as an articulating axis between the three concepts and is linked to management, which mixes information, communication, and public relations to promote access to information and dialogue. Regarding the concepts' interrelationships, only four out of the 14 articles developed all of the terms selected in the search. Furthermore, it is inferred that organizational communication represents the stronghold that supports the three concepts in the analyzed articles. Those are associated with management activities, amalgamating information, communication, and public relations to make it easier to convey and access information, promoting the opening of dialogue channels (formal and informal), social interaction, and credibility, thus collaborating to build the image, identity, and reputation of ambivalent and intricate contemporary organizations.

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Avaliação dos espaços de construção de conhecimento da Escola de Tecnologia da Faculdade Projeção de Brasília

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

Lessons from the modernist project for the Amazon

Lessons from the modernist project for the Amazon

The interaction between organizational communication and knowledge management: A systematic literature review

Relações públicas, comunicação organizacional e questões informacionais: análise de suas inter-relações em periódicos latino-americanos

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