The 2025 ANPAD Divisional Conferences took place from June 11 to 13, 2025, at the Federal University of Goiás (UFG) in Goiânia, Goiás. The events promoted by ANPAD and organized by its Divisions and Interest Groups brought together three key areas of research in administration: Organizational Studies (EOR), Public Administration (APB), and Operations Management and Logistics (GOL).
The program was marked by academic exchanges with presentations of scientific papers, thematic panels, methodological workshops, training activities, and national and international lectures. One of the highlights, right at the beginning of the program, was the welcome coffee offered by a local junior enterprise, which greeted participants on the morning of the first day.
Also on June 11, ANPAD hosted the panel “Be a Complete Researcher: Publication, Editing, and Scientific Evaluation,” in partnership with the Brazilian Association of Scientific Editors (ABEC Brasil). The activity marked the beginning of an institutional collaboration between the two entities, reinforcing the commitment to editorial quality and the scientific education of the community.
The opening ceremony was attended by ANPAD’s Board of Directors: Emílio José Montero Arruda Filho (President-Elect), Susana Carla Farias Pereira (Scientific Director), Marco Aurélio Marques Ferreira (Treasurer and Administrative Director), Patricia Guarnieri dos Santos (Director of Communications and Publications), and Jorge Renato de Souza Verschoore Filho (Director for Education Affairs). A special tribute was paid to the President of the Federal University of Goiás (UFG), Professor Angelita Pereira de Lima, and Professor Vicente da Rocha Soares Ferreira, for the institutional partnership and support in organizing the event.
12th ANPAD Organizational Studies Conference – EnEO 2025
The conference focused on the theme “Artificial Intelligence, Algorithms, and Digital Colonialism: Challenges and Impacts on Management.” The 12th EnEO offered insights on how emerging technologies influence organizational studies. Professor Tânia Fischer (Federal University of Bahia) was the keynote speaker, delivering the lecture “Itineraries of Organizational Studies: A Future to Conquer from a Challenging Present to a Pioneering Past.”
Panels such as “Digital Platforms, Artificial Intelligence, and Their Impact on Organizations and the Organizational Studies Academy” and “Cartographies of Organizational Studies in the Anthropocene” featured a diverse and contemporary program. At the end of the final day of the event (June 13), the papers that received honorable mentions and awards were presented. The awarded papers were:
Fernando Cláudio Prestes Motta Award for Best Paper at EnEO 2025
- 14036 – Theme 1: Online Gambling in Brazil: Capturing Desires in the Capitalism of Emotions from an Organizational Perspective.
Best Paper Resulting from a Master’s Thesis
- 13993 – Theme 10: Beyond Bricks and Cement: Women, Leadership, and the Construction of a Collective Territory in the Dom Helder Câmara Urban Occupation in Paiçandu, Paraná.
Best Paper Resulting from a Doctoral Dissertation
- 13580 – Theme 1: The Hidden Side of Content Production: A Study with Brazilian Influencers.
* Check the nominated papers and honorable mentions here.
10th ANPAD Public Administration Conference – EnAPG 2025
The 10th EnAPG covered the theme “Public Administration in the 21st Century: The Challenges of Digital Transformation, the Climate Crisis, and Democracies.” The keynote speaker was international researcher Lucas González (CONICET, Argentina), with a presentation titled “The Last Check to Presidential Power? Governors and Their Limits to Democratic Backsliding in Latin America.”
Other highlights of the conference program included the panels “Entrepreneurship and Public Administration” and “State-Owned Enterprises in the 21st Century: Toward a New Performance and Social Transformation Agenda.” Awards and honorable mentions were given out during the conference.
EnAPG 2025 Best Paper Award
- 13801 – Theme 2: Impacts of Innovation on Tax Administration: Evidence from Municipalities in Brazil.
Best Technological Paper
- 13989 – Theme 2: Strengthening Governance: Implementing the Integrity Program in a Research Support Foundation.
Best Paper Resulting from a Doctoral Dissertation
- 13861 – Theme 6: National Policy for Continuing Education in Health: Analyzing Ambiguity and Conflict Considering the Context of Implementation.
Best Paper Resulting from a Master’s Thesis
- 13736 – Theme 6: To What Extent Do Family and School Social Capital Mobilize Different Forms of Capital? A Multilevel Study of Academic Performance in Brazilian High Schools.
Academic Achievement Award
- Bianor Scelza Cavalcanti (EBAPE/FGV).
* Check the nominated papers and honorable mentions here.
24th Symposium of Production Management, Logistics, and International Operations – SIMPOI 2025
The theme of the 24th SIMPOI was “Climate Volatility: Redefining Global Operations and Logistics Management.” The opening lecture was delivered by Professor Ely Laureano Paiva (FGV) on the topic “Experiments in Operations.” The event also featured the “Workshop to Discuss Research Ideas for Publication in High-Impact Journals” and the “Methodological Workshop: MAXQDA.”
The award winners were:
SIMPOI 2025 Best Paper Award
- 13900 – Theme 4: Constructivist Multicriteria Approach to Support Food Production Management.
Best Paper Resulting from a Doctoral Dissertation
- 13630 – Theme 7: The Influence of Institutions on the Dynamics of Gender Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiatives and Organisational Performance: A Mixed-methods Approach.
Best Paper Resulting from a Master’s Thesis
- 13785 – Theme 4: Analysis of Quality in Military Logistics Services: Applying the SERVQUAL Model to a Brazilian Army Hub.
With three days of academic debate, the ANPAD 2025 Divisional Conferences are essential venues for improving research, enhancing scientific dialogue, and advancing knowledge across various areas within administration.
The conferences for the divisions Strategy (ESO), Human Resources and Labor Relations (GPR), and Information Technology Management (ATI) will take place in 2026 and are expected to open new avenues for discussion and research in the field of administration.
Published by Carolina Aguiar at 07/15/2025 at 02:01 PM