Knowledge sharing in public administration: a mapping of international literature
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.55892/jrg.v7i14.895Keywords:
Knowledge Sharing, Knowledge Transfer, Public Administration, Portfolio Selection, Proknow-CAbstract
The research aims to carry out a mapping in the international literature on the topic of Knowledge sharing in Public Administration. To carry out the research, a constructivist process was used, called Knowledge Development Process – Constructivist (ProKnow-C). For being a structured instrument of selection and analysis of the literature, 34 articles were selected that represent the fragment of the literature of studies on sharing of knowledge in the Public Administration forming the Bibliographic Portfolio (BP) Final of this research. As a result (i) outstanding authors S. J. Armstrong, J. Rowley, S. K. Singh, G. Tangaraja, S. Al-Ahbabi, S. Balasubramanian and I. Seba each stood out with 2 articles in the Final BP; (ii) the most cited article Determinants of knowledge sharing in a public sector organization, by author Ângela Titi Amayah, 2013, with 597 citations; (iii) the Journal of Knowledge Management stood out both in the BP and in the references, being responsible for the publication of 7 articles in the final BP. (iv) the most cited keywords were knowledge sharing and knowledge transfer with a frequency of 200 and 197 times, respectively; (v) the university that most researches the subject is the Advanced Institute of Science and Technology of Korea and Higher Education in Macáçar; (vi) Korea is the country that most conducts research on this topic, participating in the PB Final with 11 researchers located in that country.
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