Pós-Graduação em Turismo no Brasil: Uma Análise Bibliométrica e de Redes Sociais / Tourism Graduate Programs in Brazil: A Bibliometric and Social Networks Analysis
Pós-Graduação em Turismo no Brasil: Uma Análise Bibliométrica e de Redes Sociais / Tourism Graduate Programs in Brazil: A Bibliometric and Social Networks Analysis
Resumo: RESUMOAnalisa-se e se discute as correlações existentes entre a nota Capes atual dos programas de pós-graduação em Turismo no Brasil e uma série de métricas oriundas da análise bibliométrica e de redes e dados gerais de cada programa, por meio de métodos quantitativos. As métricas de centralidade de docentes possuem correlações relativamente altas com a nota Capes atual, bem como a densidade de coautorias entre pesquisadores do mesmo programa. Isso indica que os programas melhor avaliados possuem pesquisadores que colaboram entre si, e são mais centrais na rede que abriga pessoas de todos os programas – a centralidade mostrou-se mais importante do que a produtividade e impacto. As métricas ligadas à produção científica e citações não apresentaram altas correlações. Aponta-se que as métricas ligadas às dissertações e teses apresentam baixa correlação ou mesmo correlação negativa com a nota Capes atual – os programas mais bem avaliados têm menos docentes, e formam relativamente poucos alunos.PALAVRAS-CHAVETurismo; Pós-Graduação; Bibliometria; Redes Sociais; Brasil. ABSTRACTWe analyze and discuss the correlations between the current Capes score of Brazilian graduate programs in tourism and a set of metrics from bibliometric analysis, network analysis and general data from each program, applying quantitative methods. The researchers’ centrality metrics have relatively high correlations with the current Capes score, as well as the density of co-authoring relationships among researchers of the same program. The best-rated programs have collaborating researchers and are more central on the network composed of researchers from all programs – centrality proved to be more important than productivity and impact. The metrics related to scientific production and citations did not present high correlations. The metrics associated with the number of master dissertations and doctoral theses present low or even negative correlation with the current Capes grade – the best-rated programs are those with the lowest number of faculty, not forming a high number of students.KEYWORDSTourism; Graduate Programs; Bibliometric; Social Network; Brazil. AUTORIAAndré Fontan Köhler – Doutor. Professor nos Programa de Pós-Graduação em Estudos Culturais e no Programa de Pós-Graduação em Gestão de Políticas Públicas, Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, Brasil. Currículo: http://lattes.cnpq.br/9685238346639549. E-mail: afontan@usp.brLuciano Antonio Digiampietri – Doutor. Orientador no Programa de Pós-Graduação em Sistemas de Informação, Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, Brasil. Currículo: http://lattes.cnpq.br/1689147340536405. E-mail: digiampietri@usp.br REFERÊNCIASAlves, A. D., Yanasse, H. H., & Soma, N. Y. 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