2014
DOI: 10.1590/1981-5344/1796
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Análise da colaboração científica departamental através de redes de coautoria

Abstract: O entendimento da rede de colaboração de um departamento de Pós-graduação permite a identificação de uma série de itens relacionados ao processo de colaboração científica, tais como: nível de colaboração da comunidade envolvida, distância média entre os colaboradores, autores que mais colaboram, grupos que colaboram com mais intensidade, etc. Através da produção bibliográfica informada ao sistema Coleta de Dados da CAPES, referente ao período de 2005-2012, redes de coautoria foram criadas e analisadas através … Show more

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“…Radnor et al 2012, despite being one of the most cited articles, with 112 citations, is not in a prominent position, unlike Mazzocato et al (2010), with the same number of citations (112). One possible explanation for The degree of intermediation corresponds to how much an article acts as a facilitator of integration with other articles (Lopes & Carvalho, 2012), it shows how an author is connected with other authors in the network, attributing the importance that this author has in a specific flow of information, characterizing the shortest path possible between the authors (Bordin et al, 2014). This means that the greater degree of betweenness, the more works cited by the related authors, making the cited work become a reference among references.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Radnor et al 2012, despite being one of the most cited articles, with 112 citations, is not in a prominent position, unlike Mazzocato et al (2010), with the same number of citations (112). One possible explanation for The degree of intermediation corresponds to how much an article acts as a facilitator of integration with other articles (Lopes & Carvalho, 2012), it shows how an author is connected with other authors in the network, attributing the importance that this author has in a specific flow of information, characterizing the shortest path possible between the authors (Bordin et al, 2014). This means that the greater degree of betweenness, the more works cited by the related authors, making the cited work become a reference among references.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The network of the most cited authors and their relations, the degrees of centrality and betweenness stand out. Bordin et al (2014) state that the degree of centrality shows how much an author relates to other authors, that is, shows the direct and indirect relationship between the published works. The higher this value, the more influential the work of a particular author is.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Centrality degree deals with the total number of authors of a network that published jointly with another author (Bordin et al, 2014). An author with a high centrality degree demonstrates a significant number of direct or indirect partnerships in the network analyzed.…”
Section: Citations and Network Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Betweenness degree is the degree of an article as enabler of the intermediation between other articles (Lopes & Carvalho, 2012). According to Bordin et al (2014), betweenness degree is understood as how connected an author is with other authors in the network attributing the importance an author has when the information flux that goes through it is considered, in the interconnection between two other authors in the same network, always characterizing the shortest path possible.…”
Section: Citations and Network Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Diante do exposto, compreende-se que a análise de redes sociais baseia-se, fundamentalmente, na teoria de grafos e consentem analisar a estrutura e as relações da rede social como um todo. No contexto de uma rede social, os resultados dessa análise são importantes para o entendimento de diversos aspectos relacionados com a colaboração das redes dos atores (Bordin, Gonçalves & Todesco, 2014), ou seja, autores e IESs, sobretudo sobre os artigos de auditoria publicados e divulgados nas revistas da área de administração, contabilidade e turismo (Quadro 1), que é um dos objetivos deste estudo.…”
Section: Redes Sociaisunclassified