Mapeamento da produção científica sobre economia feminista no Brasil: uma aná- lise bibliométrica de um campo em construção

Abstract

Feminist Economics, as a formalized field, emerges as a theoretical alternative to the principles of traditional economics, challenging historically consolidated structures that perpetuate gender inequalities. In this context, the main objective of this study is to map Brazilian academic production through the use of bibliometric research methodology. For this purpose, the analysis was conducted using samples from the CAPES Journal Platform, resulting in a total of 36 scientific publications. The tool used for data processing was Microsoft Excel, applying full counting and categorization by institution, author, and year. The results reveal an incipient stage of the theme, with high concentrations of production in the Southeast and South regions of Brazil, primarily within a few higher education institutions. Additionally, there is significant authorial dispersion, with few high- productivity authors and a notable degree of multidisciplinarity. This research not only reinforces the scientific contribution of Feminist Economics but also highlights the need to expand the debate and strengthen its consolidation within Brazilian academic circles.