A Bibliometric Analysis of Service Climate as a Sustainable Competitive Advantage in Hospitality

Palacios, Hugo; Almeida, Helena; Sousa, Maria José

doi:10.3390/su132112214

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“…It is worth mentioning that flows with greater thickness represent a greater cooperation density between authors. This finding indicates that, jointly, USP, UFRGS, and UNESP, can substantially influence the direction of future studies related to sustainability in agriculture based on multi-collaborative research, both between these institutions and among the others listed, promoting specialization, division of work [32], and promoting the dissemination of local studies to the scientific community as a whole. It is observed that four researcher groups presented a collaboration network with more than four researchers.…”

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confidence: 90%

Sustainability and Brazilian Agricultural Production: A Bibliometric Analysis

Nacimento,

Rezende,

Ortega

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Agriculture is one of the most important industries in the world. In this context, the importance of Brazil as a strategic country to meet a range of SDG’s targets linked to food security, fighting against hunger, and poverty reduction is undeniable. This study aimed to highlight the production and dissemination of scientific research developed by Brazilian institutions, and to identify prominent authors and institutions based on articles related to sustainability, agriculture, livestock, and agribusiness. A bibliometric analysis was developed based on a sample of 3139 documents published between 2000 and 2022, comprising 21,380 authors that were then analyzed using the Biblioshiny package. As result, the term “sustainability” showed growth as it branched out to semantically similar terms, such as “sustainable agriculture” and “sustainable intensification”; and “crop–livestock integration” and “agroforestry” were highlighted as important in the development of future research. The majority of documents were produced by the University of São Paulo (~33%), the State University of São Paulo (~15%), and the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (~11%), suggesting that their researchers could act as coordinators in future research through the formation of multi-collaborative groups to jointly lead to the participatory elaboration of public policies that promote more sustainable paths for agricultural production.

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Section: Identification Of Institutions Co-authorships and Collaborat...mentioning

confidence: 90%

Sustainability and Brazilian Agricultural Production: A Bibliometric Analysis

Nacimento,

Rezende,

Ortega

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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“…Al-Shammari, (2023) and Pu et al, (2023) in their research explained that sustainable competitive advantage (SCA) can be achieved through learning effects and valuable, rare, difficult to imitate, and irreplaceable company resources. Al-Shahwani, (2020) and Palácios et al, (2021) explain that companies must continuously create innovations that cannot be imitated by competitors through the empowerment of resources and capabilities that cannot be replaced to obtain sustainable competitive advantage (SCA) (Battour et al, 2021). In the resource-based view (RBV) theory, the source of competitive advantage includes four key resource elements: value, scarcity, irreplaceability, and unsubstitutability (Abbasi Kamardi et al, 2022).…”

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Sustainable Competitive Advantage: A Literature Review and Future Research

Liwafa,

Suyanto,

Choirunnisa

2023

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Sustainable competitive advantage (SCA) is very important for companies in analyzing the quality of human resources and the company's environment that continues to change. Besides that, SCA is also able to provide short-term revenue increases and product advantages to customers. This research aims to map the topic of SCA in various scientific fields by visualizing it into a landscape map to see its development and novelty using bibliographic data. Thus, the novelty of research related to strategic management from previous studies can be known with certainty. This research is quantitative research with a descriptive approach. Documentation and literature studies in this study were obtained through the Scopus database with the keyword "sustainable competitive advantage". Bibliometric techniques were used for analysis and processed using Vosviewer software. The results of this study indicate that from 2017-2023, there are 205 articles related to the keywords used, the results of the Vosviewer analysis show 168 keywords that are connected to the keywords used, keywords that are widely used related to the keywords in this study are SCA, Sustainability, Sustainable Development, Innovation, while keywords that are rarely used are SME, Supply Chain, Competitive Strategy, these rarely used keywords can be used as a choice of future research topics.

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“…Dual authorships are becoming common, and there are clear reasons why. For instance, the growing proclivity to collaborate with other researchers worldwide promotes greater specialization, expertise, funding, and split of labor [103]. In addition, Figure 9 depicts how the ties between countries, authors, journals, and institutions might provide valuable insights.…”

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confidence: 99%

Exploring Biblioshiny for Historical Assessment of Global Research on Sustainable Use of Water in Agriculture

2022

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There are quite a lot of studies from global and regional perspectives that touch on sustainable water use in agriculture. As a result, we explored Biblioshiny to review the scholarly research on the sustainable use of water in agriculture. Using data analysis and visualization technique of 4106 documents authored by 12,686 scholars in 724 journals published between 1990 and 2022, we find that research on this topic gained momentum in 2007 and has followed a steady increase with an annual growth rate of ~16.12%. The results of the co-occurrence network mappings highlight five trendy topics in research on sustainable water use in agriculture, which were categorized based on five (5) Word Minimum Frequency and Number of Words per Year. These topics include the AquaCrop model, Agroforestry, Biochar, No-tillage, and Diet. While renowned journals such as Agricultural Water Management, followed by Sustainability and Water, have taken leading roles in pushing research on sustainable water use in agriculture. Regarding the impact of perspective, in terms of institutional affiliation and countries, we found that the top three most prominent affiliated institutions producing publications allied to research on the sustainable use of water in agriculture are Northwest A&F University in Xianyang, China, China Agricultural University, and Hohai University in Nanjing, China, while the top three countries are China, the USA, and Australia, accounting for 45,039 (43.4%) of the total 103,900 global citations. The study’s findings can be helpful to scholars in presenting an overview of the literature on the sustainable use of water in agriculture.

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Service Climate as a Sustainable Competitive Advantage in Hospitality

Cited by 8 publications

References 97 publications

Sustainability and Brazilian Agricultural Production: A Bibliometric Analysis

Sustainability and Brazilian Agricultural Production: A Bibliometric Analysis

Sustainable Competitive Advantage: A Literature Review and Future Research

Exploring Biblioshiny for Historical Assessment of Global Research on Sustainable Use of Water in Agriculture

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