management accounting research: uma análise metodológica = management accounting research: a methodological analysis
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Frente à internacionalização das ciências contábeis, à importância da contabilidade gerencial e à necessidade dos pesquisadores brasileiros publicarem trabalhos no exterior, esse artigo tem como objetivo analisar as características do periódico de contabilidade gerencial Management Accounting Research que, atualmente, é considerada a publicação internacional melhor conceituada nessa área. Assim, foram analisados 79 artigos entre 2006 e 2010. Sempre que pertinente foi realizado um exame da correlação entre os dados encontrados ao nível de significância de 1%, além de um teste X2 de adequação de ajustamentos. Os resultados mostraram que há uma média de 20,67 páginas por ano; 1,86 autores por artigo; 65,99% dos autores são homens. O Reino Unido é o país com maior número de publicações (29,53%), seguido pela Austrália (12,75%) e pela França (11,41). A metodologia mais utilizada foi a descritiva (50,63%), tendo o survey como procedimento, com 37,98% de participação. A técnica de coleta de dados mais utilizada foi a baseada em documentos (40,51%). Dos trabalhos que empregaram métodos quantitativos (36,71%), a estatística descritiva, a correlação e o teste de hipóteses (utilizando métodos quantitativos) foram as técnicas que apareceram com maior frequência.
Faced with the globalization of accounting, with the importance of management accounting and with the need for Brazilian researchers to publish work abroad, this article aims to analyze the characteristics of the journal Management Accounting Research, which is currently considered the best internationally renowned publication in the area. Therefore, we analyzed 79 articles between 2006 and 2010. When appropriate, we performed a correlation test with the level of significance of 1%, and a X2 test of adequacy of the adjustments. The results showed that there is an average of 20.67 pages per year; 1.86 authors per article, 65.99% of whom are men. The UK is the largest number of publications(29.53%), followed by Australia (12.75%) and France (11.41). The methodology used was descriptive (50.63%), and used survey as a procedure, with 37.98%. The data collection technique used was based on documents (40.51%). Of the papers that used quantitative methods (36.71%), descriptive statistics, correlation and hypothesis testing (using quantitative methods) were the techniques that occur most frequently.Keywords: Management Accounting. Management Accounting Research. Research Methodology
Faced with the globalization of accounting, with the importance of management accounting and with the need for Brazilian researchers to publish work abroad, this article aims to analyze the characteristics of the journal Management Accounting Research, which is currently considered the best internationally renowned publication in the area. Therefore, we analyzed 79 articles between 2006 and 2010. When appropriate, we performed a correlation test with the level of significance of 1%, and a X2 test of adequacy of the adjustments. The results showed that there is an average of 20.67 pages per year; 1.86 authors per article, 65.99% of whom are men. The UK is the largest number of publications(29.53%), followed by Australia (12.75%) and France (11.41). The methodology used was descriptive (50.63%), and used survey as a procedure, with 37.98%. The data collection technique used was based on documents (40.51%). Of the papers that used quantitative methods (36.71%), descriptive statistics, correlation and hypothesis testing (using quantitative methods) were the techniques that occur most frequently.Keywords: Management Accounting. Management Accounting Research. Research Methodology
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| Authors | ;Odair Correa do Nascimento;Alex Laquis Resende;Luiz Felipe Figueiredo de Andrade;Isabel Cristina Henriques Sales;Ludmila de Melo Souza |
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