Ciência E Sociedade

Abstract

During these dystopian times in which we are living, it is worth remembering the questions proposed by Rousseau in the eighteenth century: Will science destroy our habits? Will it maintain our virtues? Has science been useful in reducing inequalities? Santos ( 2008) affirms that we have reached a moment of rupture in the scientific order which asserted its hegemonic rule over scientific development in the last centuries. He believes that the twentyfirst century will not distinguish between the natural and human sciences, and that the social sciences will free themselves from positivism, since this is, in effect, "also a totalitarian model" (Santos, 2008, p.11). In this model, the

The Internationalization of Scientific Periodicals In Brazil: A Case Study of the RAE_Journal of Business Administration

“…Examining the advances made in terms of the internationalization by the RAE originally proposed in Table 1, we can see that the RAE has achieved satisfactory results in 5 dimensions (in green) and should focus its attention in quickly improving its results in the 3 other dimensions (in yellow): In respect to needed improvements, a brief analysis of the January/February 2018 issue (at http://rae.fgv.br/rae/vol58-num1-2018) enables us to perceive that all of the articles were published in two languages, prioritizing the English language (Tonelli & Zambaldi, 2018); the Editorial Policy Committee, which previously was completely endogenous, has been restructured and now has 13 members with 40% of them being from foreign institutions.…”