A Bibliometric Analysis on Blockchain Technology Literature in Academic Journals

Rosyidiana, Riska Nur; Soemarsono, Prinintha Nanda; Raharjo, Dani Egi

doi:10.20473/tijab.v3.i2.2019.107-117

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“…A blockchain is a data structure or ledger that records all transactions (not just bitcoin). It is a revolutionary system that connects computer networks decentralized and distributed (Rosyidiana et al, 2019). Without relying on a single server, blockchain allows current transactions to be peer-to-peer (P2P).…”

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Research on Blockchain Technology: A Bibliometric Analysis of the Contributions of India

Owan

Lata

Sonkar

et al. 2022

Preprint

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A blockchain is a ground-breaking technique for connecting computer networks in a decentralised and distributed manner. It is a relatively new technology with many applications that could eventually affect the entire economy and be acknowledged as the most up-to-date general-purpose technology. This study aims to look at the growth and trends of blockchain technology research literature from 2011 to 2020 across various perspectives. The aim is to assist researchers in developing theoretical frameworks, understand future research directions and serve as a primary source of references for research mapping in the subject. We investigated the top-cited papers, most productive countries, most prolific journals, and most prolific authors based on a comprehensive review of the literature gathered from the Scopus database. According to the findings, the first publication using blockchain technology was in 2011, and the peak year for blockchain research was in 2020. Furthermore, the statistics revealed that China and the United States (US) are now the most productive countries in research on blockchain technology. Furthermore, our research demonstrated that India is one of the most active producers of blockchain-related research. This outcome is unsurprising, given that the Indian economy has proved its ability to follow best practices in encouraging technology growth in recent years. According to this survey, the topic of blockchain technology has gotten much attention from researchers all over the world.

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Research on Blockchain Technology: A Bibliometric Analysis of the Contributions of India

Owan

Lata

Sonkar

et al. 2022

Preprint

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Blockchain for Transparent Academic Records: Implications for Higher Education Institutions

Lukita,

Sutisna,

Arribathi

et al. 2023

2023 Eighth International Conference on Informatics and Computing (ICIC)

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Analyzing the Research Landscape on Digital Tax: A Bibliometric Analysis of Digital Tax Worldwide

Muhmad,

Che Hussain,

Mohd Nasir

2024

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The emergence of the digital economy has fundamentally changed traditional business models and tax frameworks. The digital services tax has been proposed as a strategic measure to address the taxation challenges posed by large digital businesses. This study uses a bibliometric analysis to examine the research environment related to the digital services tax. By analyzing articles published in the Scopus database between 2001 and 2023, this study investigates publication patterns, identifies prominent authors and institutions, and explores citation metrics. The study provides insight into the scientific discussion on the digital services tax, including the network on the co-occurrence of keywords, using VOSviewer. The data shows that scholars from all over the world have published 158 articles. According to the data, 107 of the 158 published documents (67.72%) come from articles as a source type. The data also shows that more than two-thirds of all articles originate from the social sciences. The article written by Mpofu from Zimbabwe ranked first in terms of dissemination and was cited a total of 17 times by academics. The keyword trends were also used to identify further research topics for this theme. This study provides valuable insights into the academic discourse on the digital services tax, including the global research focus, leading academics, and influential institutions. This comprehensive examination of the intellectual framework for the study of digital services tax provides valuable guidance for future research endeavors and ultimately contributes to a deeper understanding of the evolving landscape of digital taxation.

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A Bibliometric Analysis on Blockchain Technology Literature in Academic Journals

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

Research on Blockchain Technology: A Bibliometric Analysis of the Contributions of India

Research on Blockchain Technology: A Bibliometric Analysis of the Contributions of India

Blockchain for Transparent Academic Records: Implications for Higher Education Institutions

Analyzing the Research Landscape on Digital Tax: A Bibliometric Analysis of Digital Tax Worldwide

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