Revisão geral da literatura teórica e empírica sobre empreendedorismo e conhecimento ancestral
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https://doi.org/10.35588/823qyb35Palavras-chave:
conhecimento ancestral, empreendedorismo, economia indígena, inovação social, desenvolvimento comunitárioResumo
Esta pesquisa apresenta uma revisão da literatura teórica e empírica sobre conhecimentos ancestrais e empreendedorismo. Seu objetivo é analisar as contribuições feitas nessa temática de 1997 a 2025, fornecendo informações sobre empreendimentos baseados em conhecimentos ancestrais na Europa, Ásia, África, Oceania e América, e ilustrando seu impacto positivo em nível global. A metodologia utilizada consiste em uma revisão sistemática da literatura em bases de dados de alto impacto, como Scopus, Web of Science e ScienceDirect. Os resultados destacam o crescente interesse acadêmico na relação entre conhecimento ancestral e empreendedorismo, enfatizando setores-chave como a agricultura, o turismo e o artesanato. Além disso, são identificados estudos de caso que permitem uma melhor compreensão das dinâmicas e do valor econômico desses modelos empresariais. Por fim, discutem-se os desafios e críticas associados à aplicação de modelos empresariais convencionais em contextos indígenas, destacando a necessidade de estratégias adaptadas a cada realidade cultural. Essa análise contribui para o debate sobre a valorização do conhecimento ancestral no empreendedorismo e seu papel na construção de economias mais inclusivas e sustentáveis.
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Direitos de Autor (c) 2025 Mayda Alejandra Calderon Diaz, Sofia Ortiz Tinoco, Zuray Andrea Melgarejo Molina
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