Submissions

Research Articles

SUBMISSION OF EMPIRICAL OR THEORETICAL ARTICLES

The manuscript, which will contain the body of the text and will be submitted in the main file of the site, must have the following format:

• Title of the article: the articles must contain the title in Portuguese, English and Spanish, the first being in the language of the article. 
• Structured abstract in three languages: Portuguese, English and Spanish.

REGEPE, accompanying the evolution of impact periodicals, has been trying to consolidate some actions. Among them, we opted for the structured summary. It is a model that brings relevant information from the articles, facilitates reading and covers information of a theoretical and practical nature.

The STRUCTURED ABSTRACT includes the following MANDATORY items and, in its composition, had to have up to 250 words:

1. Objective of the study: Indicate the objective of the work, that is, what it intends to demonstrate or describe.
2. Methodology/approach: Indicate the scientific method used in conducting the study. In the case of theoretical essays, it is recommended that the author(s) indicate the theoretical approach adopted.
3. Main results: Briefly indicate the main results achieved.
4. Theoretical/methodological contributions: Indicate the main theoretical and/or methodological implications that were achieved through the findings of the study carried out.
5. Relevance/originality: Indicate the theoretical gap in which the study is inserted, also presenting the academic relevance of the theme.
6. Social / management contributions: Indicate the main managerial and/or social implications achieved through the findings of the study carried out.
7. Keywords: Four to eight keywords that characterize the work, starting with a capital letter, separated by a dot, in the corresponding languages.

STRUCTURE OF THE TEXT BODY

Start immediately after presenting the items above, without inserting a new page for each subtitle.

The conventional parts of a theoretical-empirical scientific article should preferably include:

• Introduction
• Theoretical Backgroud
• Methods
• Presentation of Results and analysis
• Discussion
• Conclusion
• References
• Appendices

The Appendix can be used to provide supplementary and/or additional documents that, although not published in the article, may be made available to readers on the journal's website as an additional resource.

Technology Articles

SUBMISSION OF TECHNOLOGICAL ARTICLES

REGEPE encourages the production of Technological Articles as a result of the activities of the Professional Master and Doctorate Programs. Submissions to the Technology Articles session should address issues relevant to both an academic and professional audience in the area of entrepreneurship. Manuscripts should be structured, necessarily considering: 1) the identification and development of a problem or opportunity; 2) the scientific basis with appropriate and judicious use of citations from sources, even if its presentation is in a format that favors non-technical reading, accessible to the public of non-academic environments; 3) the succinct description of the methodological procedures adopted; and 4) the provision of relevant practical solutions, which go beyond description, to offer prescriptive advice. Manuscripts should be written in clear, non-technical language, accessible to a wide audience. Unnecessary use of jargon and technical terminologies should be avoided.

STRUCTURE OF THE TECHNOLOGICAL ARTICLE

• Title (in Portuguese, English and Spanish): We suggest a short, attractive, informative and specific title, which represents the smallest summary of the text. Ambiguities, abbreviations and indications of methodological procedures adopted should be avoided when these are not the essence of the article proposal. The focus should be on the main contribution.

• Structured abstract in three languages: Portuguese, English and Spanish.

REGEPE, accompanying the evolution of impact periodicals, has been trying to consolidate some actions. Among them, we opted for the structured summary. It is a model that brings relevant information from the articles, facilitates reading and covers information of a theoretical and practical nature.

The STRUCTURED ABSTRACT includes the following MANDATORY items and, in its composition, had to have up to 250 words:

1. Objective of the study: Indicate the objective of the work, that is, what it intends to demonstrate or describe.
2. Methodology/approach: Indicate the scientific method used in conducting the study. In the case of theoretical essays, it is recommended that the author(s) indicate the theoretical approach adopted.
3. Main results: Briefly indicate the main results achieved.
4. Theoretical/methodological contributions: Indicate the main theoretical and/or methodological implications that were achieved through the findings of the study carried out.
5. Relevance/originality: Indicate the theoretical gap in which the study is inserted, also presenting the academic relevance of the theme.
6. Social / management contributions: Indicate the main managerial and/or social implications achieved through the findings of the study carried out.
7. Keywords: Four to eight keywords that characterize the work, starting with a capital letter, separated by a dot, in the corresponding languages.

• Introductory Part: The text should begin with an introductory title and we suggest that authors use titles and subtitles throughout the text for easy reading. Titles should be descriptive and informative, but not in the traditional academic style. For example, we suggest that instead of using "Introduction", authors favor a descriptive introductory title over their content. The goal is to guide the reader with a more engaging language. The introductory text should: 1) explain the theme (mandatorily related to entrepreneurship) in which the article is inserted; 2) develop a current and relevant contextualization, presenting historical factors, always with referenced facts and evidence data of the real world (not only academic references); 3) identify and develop the problem or opportunity for which a solution will be presented; 4) define the objective(s) of the study; 5) highlight the practical contributions of the article; and 6) describe the structure of the article for the reader.
• Part of the Scientific Foundation: Here we also suggest that authors favor descriptive title(s) (s) over their text content. The manuscript should present a scientific dialogue with the main authors related to its theme, demonstrating what is already known and/or explaining the main concepts necessary for the proposal of the article.
• Part of the Methodological Procedures: It is necessary to describe, briefly, the procedures performed for data collection and analysis, in a way necessary to prove the scientific rigor. We encourage the use of visual schemes that demonstrate the step-by-step search.
• Part of the Solution Presentation: In this part, the text should describe the proposed solution. The proposal should go beyond the description and offer prescriptive advice, theoretically based. It is suggested, whenever possible, the materialization of the proposal, for example, if the proposal is a framework for decision-making , which is constructed and presented the framework, in this part of the text.
• Concluding Part: The conclusive text should: 1) recover the objective and demonstrate how it was achieved; 2) demonstrate practical (compulsorily) and theoretical (optionally) contributions; 3) to present the limitations of the research and 4) to list suggestions for future research.
• References: According to the general rules of REGEPE.

OTHER OBSERVATIONS

• The report must be unheard of in Brazil or another country, and the inclusion of part or preliminary version of the same in the fields of scientific events of any nature is not considered to be a breach of novelty;
• The report cannot be submitted to simultaneous evaluation in another journal;
• The report must be written correctly in grammatical terms. The reviewers will not make corrections;
• The editor and/or any individual or institution linked to its collegiate bodies are not responsible for the opinions, ideas, concepts and positions expressed in the texts, because they are the sole responsibility of their author (or authors);

Case study

SUBMISSION OF CASES STUDY

The teaching case must be contained in three documents:

1. The case
2. Teaching Notes
3. Copyright Statement

1. Case

This section is intended to receive reports of experience experienced within the organizations that allow learning about the topics of interest of REGEPE. It should contain an exhibition, with clear and fluent text, describing a decision-making context and a real decision-making problem. The case should be documented with actual data and dates

Structure of Cases Study

• Title (in Portuguese, English and Spanish)
• Structured abstract in three languages: Portuguese, English and Spanish.

REGEPE, accompanying the evolution of impact periodicals, has been trying to consolidate some actions. Among them, we opted for the structured summary. It is a model that brings relevant information from the articles, facilitates reading and covers information of a theoretical and practical nature.

The STRUCTURED ABSTRACT includes the following MANDATORY items and, in its composition, had to have up to 250 words:

1. Objective of the case: Indicate the objective of the work, that is, what it intends to demonstrate or describe.
2. Dilemma or problem: Clearly describe the dilemma or problem.
3. Relevance/originality: Indicate the theoretical gap in which the study is inserted, also presenting the academic relevance of the theme.
4. Keywords: Four to eight keywords that characterize the work, starting with a capital letter, separated by a dot, in the corresponding languages.

• Introduction evidencing the problem in which the case is included. The introduction must have at least 25 lines and a maximum of one page;
• Description of the company, its products and/or services, market, a brief history, sector of activity, financial indicators, among other information relevant to the case;
• Detailed presentation of the problem or dilemma being investigated/analyzed/solved.
  Present the characters involved, context of decision making, among other information present in the scene. In this part, signal some decision alternatives, without, however, exhausting possible alternatives, which can be created by the students in the discussion activity of the case;
• Closing the case, creating concerns to think about what this company would look like from the scenario presented;
• Questions at the end of the text for discussion in the classroom. These have the role of conducting the situation, as a script, besides assisting the teacher in conducting the activity;
• Present the Educational Objectives;
• Source of data collection;
• Recommended use

OTHER OBSERVATIONS

• The case should be unheard of in Brazil or another country, and the inclusion of part or preliminary version of the same in the fields of scientific events of any nature is not considered a breach of novelty;
• The case cannot be submitted to simultaneous evaluation in another journal;
• The Editor may suggest changes to the case both with regard to the content of the matter and in relation to the adequacy of the text to the drafting and presentation standards (APA 7th ed.);
• The case should be written correctly in grammatical terms. The reviewers will not make corrections;
• The editor and/or any individual or institution linked to its collegiate bodies are not responsible for the opinions, ideas, concepts and positions expressed in the texts, because they are the sole responsibility of their author (or authors);
• References;

2. TEACHING NOTES

All teaching cases submitted to REGEPE must be accompanied by teaching notes, according to the guidelines:

• Develop theoretical content, necessary to discuss the subject, related to the teaching case.
• Present proposals and pedagogical alternatives related to the application of the teaching case in the classroom.
• It should follow suggestions of discussion dynamics or applicable activities, presenting what are the expected behaviors on the part of students, positive and /or negative;
• Describe the physical, structural and/or laboratory environment, which can provide better development of the case.
• Analysis of possible alternatives of decisions/solutions of the organizational situation focused on the text of the case, in order to support the work of the teacher who will apply the case and collaborate with the achievement of relevant results in the use of the teaching case as a teaching tool.

3. COPYRIGHT STATEMENT

It is very important that the company that originated the teaching case authorizes the publication of the data. Thus, written authorization is fundamental for the publication of the case and the responsibility of the authors to provide the authorization of the company/organization in order to publish the case in REGEPE.