Advances in the development of principles for responsible management education
a study in PRME signatory institutions in the south and southeast of Brazil
Keywords:
responsible management, higher education institutions, PRMEAbstract
The concern to implement responsible management, generating sustainable value in higher education, led to the creation of the initiative called Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME). The objective is to guide business schools to implement responsible management. This research aimed to analyze how the PRME principles are developed in four business schools that are signatories of the initiative, located in the south and southeast regions of Brazil. A qualitative, descriptive approach was used, whose strategy was the study of multiple cases. Data were collected through semi-open interviews and documents. The results show that the analyzed institutions carry out different actions to operationalize the principles. The development of partnerships and the approach of responsible management in disciplines of management courses was an action found in all universities. This research theoretically contributed to the advancement of the literature on the subject, bringing empirical evidence of actions and practices carried out by Brazilian business schoolsto develop the principles for responsible management education. It is expected that this research can generate insights in change agents linked to business schools, in addition to helping in the planning and execution of actions in order to operationalizethe principles of responsible management.
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