BAR - Brazilian Administration Review

BAR is a scholarly journal on business and public administration published quarterly since 2004 by ANPAD (Brazilian Academy of Management). BAR is a fully open-access online journal that is a member and abides by the principles of COPE – Committee on Publication Ethics for scholarly publication. BAR is available in most indexing services, including Scopus and Scielo.

BAR’s mission is to advance scholarly knowledge on management and organizational theories so as to assist business and public administration worldwide by means of the global dissemination of conceptual and empirical studies developed in Brazil and other countries.

The journal publishes conceptual and empirical studies within the broad interests of business and public administration. Theoretical and methodological perspectives are welcome as long as they are insightful also for practice. BAR documents should not focus on a particular country/region and must convey theoretical, methodological, and applied advancements to the frontiers of scholarly knowledge on a global scale. BAR’s editorial scope does not include teaching cases or purely applied practitioner-oriented material.

BAR's target audience is the global scholarly community in all interests of business and public administration.

Guide to authors

 

 


SCImago Journal & Country Rank              

CiteScore (2023): 1.8

H-Index (2023): 21.

 


Evolution Indicators

 


 

Vol. 22 No. 1 (2025): Jan/Mar - 2025

Intellectual Capital and Startup Survival in Global Accelerator Programs

Carlos Canfield, Luis Salvador Mondrafon-Sotelo†, Enrique Wiencke

e230071

The Influence of Digital Technologies on the Economic and Financial Performance of Brazilian Credit Unions

Marcelo Ibrahim Lana, Valéria Gama Fully Bressan, José Roberto de Souza Francisco

e230155

Que País é Esse? A Decolonial Study, Using Semiotics, on the Development Discourse in Havaianas Campaigns

Carolina de Oliveira Brandão, Marcus Wilcox Hemais, Luis Alexandre Grubits de Paula Pessôa

e240080

Threats and Overcoming Behaviors Experienced by Women Entrepreneurs

Vania Maria Jorge Nassif, Marcos Hashimoto, Cândido Vieira Borges Junior, Edmilson de Oliveira Lima, Jefferson Lopes La Falce

e240157

Breaking Barriers: How Creativity Drives Research

Russell W. Belk, Renata Andreoni Barboza

e250035

View All Issues