Terceiro Setor: Uma Revisão de Literatura

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https://doi.org/10.18028/rgfc.v12i2.12478

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Terceiro setor. Estado da Arte. Revisão de literatura. Objetivos sociais.

Resumo

Com as mudanças que ocorreram no cenário mundial, as diferenças sociais se intensificaram e, em alguns países, há questões que necessitam de atenção especial. Nesse contexto emergem as iniciativas da sociedade civil organizada e do empresariado com objetivos sociais, que se consubstancia no denominado Terceiro Setor. O presente estudo busca compreender o estado da arte do constructo “Terceiro Setor” nos últimos cinco anos, de 2013 a 2017, por meio de revisão de literatura de publicações cientificas, na Plataforma Web of Science, que inclui mais de 21.000 periódicos acadêmicos, de todo o mundo, revisados por pares. Para essa investigação utilizou-se o levantamento bibliográfico acerca da temática central, como estratégia de pesquisa, analisando os conteúdos disponibilizados na base de dados Current Contents Connect. Nesta base foram encontrados 64 trabalhos, sendo selecionados os trinta trabalhos mais citados, que versam sobre o constructo Terceiro Setor, dentre eles 78% publicados na Inglaterra, sendo que 95% desses foram publicados na área de economia e negócios e administração pública, evidenciando assim um potencial emergente de pesquisa. Se faz necessário ampliar as pesquisas realizadas sobre organizações que atuam no Terceiro Setor, de forma a abranger outras realidades além das apresentadas neste trabalho.

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2023-12-23