20 anos do Encontro de Estudos em Estratégia - 3Es:
uma reflexão sobre o período recente e futuro da área de estratégia no Brasil
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https://doi.org/10.5585/2023.25738Keywords:
Estratégia, Conferências, ANPADAbstract
No editorial desta Edição Especial, celebramos um marco significativo na academia, os 20 anos de existência do Encontro de Estudos em Estratégia da ANPAD - 3Es. As duas décadas de história representam uma oportunidade para refletirmos sobre o papel transformador do evento para a área de administração, sobretudo em estratégia. A partir de uma discussão sobre a importância dos eventos científicos para a comunidade acadêmica, apresentamos os depoimentos do atual e do futuro Coordenador da Divisão de Estratégia da ESO/ANPAD, os Professores: Dr. Fernando Antonio Ribeiro Serra e Dr. Christian Daniel Falaster. Eles discorreram sobre as mudanças ocorridas no cenário recente dos eventos acadêmicos e na pesquisa científica, assim como sobre os desafios para a área de estratégia. Isto fornece importantes indicativos sobre o papel deste evento para o desenvolvimento da comunidade de pesquisa em estratégia no Brasil.
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