Gender issues in procurement
A review of current themes and future research directions
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https://doi.org/10.14267/VEZTUD.2023.11.04Kulcsszavak:
gender, közbeszerzés, vállalati beszerzés, szakirodalmi áttekintésAbsztrakt
A nők helyzetével számos kutatás foglalkozik. Ez a cikk átfogó irodalmi áttekintést nyújt arról, hogy hogyan jelenik meg a téma a nemzetközi beszerzési és közbeszerzési kutatásokban. A vállalati és a közbeszerzésre egyaránt összpontosító 45 lektorált cikk elemzése feltárja a publikációs fókusz, a publikációs gyakoriság, a vezető folyóiratok, a legfontosabb szerzők, a használt kulcsszavak, a köz- és a magánszektor közötti hasonlóságok stb. tendenciáit. Ezen túlmenően a tanulmány kiemeli a szakirodalomban tárgyalt, nemekkel kapcsolatos meglévő problémák négy fő témáját: az üvegplafonhatás, a csapat sokszínűsége, a beszállítói sokszínűség és a készségkészletek. A tanulmány ezen a területen a jövőbeni kutatások lehetséges területeit is felveti. Fontos, hogy a cikk hangsúlyozza a nők egyenlő esélyeivel kapcsolatos megfontolások társadalmi jelentőségét a beszerzési kutatásban, különösen annak fényében, hogy a társadalmilag felelős beszerzés egyre fontosabbá válik a fenntarthatósági célok előmozdítása szempontjából.
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