Organizational history or trajectory as a context
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Moraes, Mariano, and Franco (2016, p. 630) |
To address the role of leadership in the history of the creation and planning of PPUs. |
Leadership or strategic planning. |
“(Oral history) allows the researcher to analyze history from the perspective of the actors who participated directly or indirectly in its construction.” |
Cortez, Ferreira, Ferreira, and Araújo (2016, p. 11) |
To understand the influence of cognitive and affective aspects in women entrepreneurs’ trajectories. |
Women’s entrepreneurship. Cognitive and affective aspects. |
“The thematic oral history method was used. ... Thus, the surveyed companies’ trajectories could be known not through written documents, but through the oral versions of those who enabled these trajectories." |
Teixeira and Roglio (2015, pTeixeira, M. G., Roglio, K. D. D. (2015). As influências da dinâmica de lógicas institucionais na trajetória organizacional: O caso da Cooperativa Veiling Holambra. Brazilian Business Review , 12 (1), 1-37. doi:10.15728/bbr.2015.12.1.1 https://doi.org/10.15728/bbr.2015.12.1.1...
, pp. 11-12) |
To analyze the influence of institutional logics on decisions about changes in Cooperativa Veiling Holambra’s trajectory. |
Institutionalism, institutional logics/ cooperatives. |
“A qualitative case study was conducted to analyze, using oral history, the influences of institutional logics on the organizational trajectory from 1948 to 2011.” |
Vizeu, Guarido Filho, and Gomes (2014, p. 133) |
To discuss the phenomenon of strategic alliances considering the sociological analysis perspective. |
Strategic alliances or sociological analysis. |
“...case study of the constitution of a strategic alliance in the Brazilian hotel sector. Interviews and documentary data were analyzed qualitatively, combining traditional content analysis and oral history.” |
Iizuka, Gonçalves-Dias, and Aguerre (2011, p. 748) |
To analyze the construction of the wild fern extraction program that took place in the municipality of Ilha Comprida. |
Social management or decision-making processes. |
“Oral history was used as a research methodology. Eleven personal interviews were conducted. . . Data, information, and interviews were systematized through a case study.” |
Life histories and trajectories or lived experience
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Pereira, Paiva, Santos, and Sousa (2018, pp. 163-164) |
To analyze relationships between the meaning of work and the identity-building of prostitutes. |
Meaning of work or identity. |
Case study of a group of prostitutes. "In the interviews, we used thematic oral history, a method that has been widely considered to understand the plurality and connection of human experiences.” |
Bispo, Dourado, and Amorim (2013, p. 706) |
To study the meaning that individuals involved in hip hop culture attribute to work. |
Meaning of work or identity. |
Oral history as a research method. "Oral history seeks to investigate the facts and events that are recorded in the memory of prominent individuals in the community, representing a very broad data collection technique.” |
Pinto and Paes de Paula (2013, pPinto, R. A. B., & Paes de Paula, A. P. (2013). Do assédio moral à violência interpessoal: Relatos sobre uma empresa júnior. Cadernos Ebape. BR , 11 (3), 340-355. doi:10.1590/S1679-39512013000300002 https://doi.org/10.1590/S1679-3951201300...
, p. 349) |
To analyze the interpersonal violence experienced by subjects who work or have worked professionally in a junior company. |
Moral harassment or interpersonal violence. |
“Given the importance of an in-depth reading of the phenomenon, the qualitative research strategy adopted was the case study.” Oral history was used “because it enables the researcher to recover, in each interview conducted, simple and complex relationships in relation to society, the group, and the subject him/herself.” |
Dourado, Holanda, Silva, and Bispo (2009, p. 357) |
To investigate the meaning(s) that individuals in organizations located outside the market enclave attribute to work. |
Meaning of work. |
“Oral history was adopted as a research method that can be considered a type of life history. It differs from the latter due to the greater objectivity adopted by both the researcher and the speaker.” |
History “from below” or marginalized, silenced, or ordinary voices.
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Sousa, Pereira, and Calbino (2019, pp. 230-231) |
To analyze the struggle and resistance process experienced by recyclable material collectors. |
Work relationships or social exclusion. |
“...we started by using oral history as a method and, more precisely, life trajectories, which were taken from oral reports and from the memory of social subjects, in this case, the ASMARE recyclable material collectors.” |
Cabana and Ichikawa (2017, pCabana, R. D. P. L., Ichikawa, E. Y. (2017). As identidades fragmentadas no cotidiano da Feira do Produtor de Maringá. Organizações & Sociedade , 24 (81), 285-304. doi:10.1590/1984-9230815 https://doi.org/10.1590/1984-9230815...
, pp. 292) |
To understand how the subjects' daily practices undergo changes based on the changes in the workplace organizational identity. |
Everyday life or organizational identity. |
“We carried out the study at the Producer Fair in Maringá, using observation, thematic oral history interviews, and discourse analysis” (p. 285). “... we immersed ourselves both in the subjects’ memories and reminiscences, as well as through close observation of their reality. We worked with different types of sources to, in some way, draw closer to the reality of the subjects in their daily actions, as well as to retrieve their history.” |
Rampazo and Ichikawa (2013, pRampazo, A. V., Ichikawa, E. Y. (2013). Identidades naufragadas: O impacto das organizações na (re)construção do universo simbólico dos ribeirinhos de Salto Santiago. Cadernos EBAPE.BR , 11 (1), 104-127. doi:10.1590/S1679-39512013000100008 https://doi.org/10.1590/S1679-3951201300...
, p. 104) |
To analyze the role of organizations in the (re)construction of the identity of the riverside population displaced from their territories. |
Identity. |
“We conducted a qualitative study that involved documental analysis and semi-structured interviews using the techniques of oral history with the riverside population and representatives of the main organizations present to this day in the territory.” |
Xavier, Barros, Cruz, and Carrieri (2012, p. 41-42) |
To understand the reconfiguration of the space - particularly of place, non-place, and in-betweenness- of peddlers and traveling salesmen in Minas Gerais. |
Meaning of work. |
“The story told based on the daily lives of those who do not have prominent roles in the narratives” (p. 41). "A study of a qualitative nature, in which the theoretical-methodological contribution of oral history was used as a source to retrieve the interviewees' activities, without intending to assume the role of historian.” |
Organizational history or trajectory as a supplement
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Zanini, Migueles, Colmerauer, and Mansur (2013, p. 108) |
To understand the elements of informal coordination in managing teams that act in complex and unpredictable scenarios. |
Trust, leadership, or team management. |
“This stage of the research was carried out with the combined use of two qualitative methods: oral historiography, which helped us to reconstruct the institution's history, and in-depth interviews (individual and group-level), to understand how the institution is internally organized and the factors that contribute to creating the preconditions for effective actions.” |
Souza (2010, p. 73) |
To understand sociocultural and economic relations that underlie representations and practices around artisanal production and commercialization and domestic work. |
Public management or work and gender. |
Case study. “The research objectives were answered in recorded interviews, which were guided by a semi-structured script, with ten members of the association interested in participating in the research; document analysis and oral history allowed us to understand the association in the context of the municipality of Viçosa.” |
No history
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Fernandes, Oliva, and Kubo (2020, p. 123) |
To comprehend the necessary individual characteristics for the activity of an independent board member. |
Upper echelons theory (organizational strategy and performance). |
Oral history, "which allows for the obtainment of information about the whole, referring to the research object, and for the data to be checked and compared with other available sources.” |