A review contribution to emission trading schemes and low carbon growth

Aboagye, Emmanuel Mensah; Zeng, Chen; Owusu, Gabriel; Mensah, Felix; Afrane, Sandylove; Ampah, Jeffrey Dankwa; Brenyah, Selina Annah

doi:10.1007/s11356-023-27673-z

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“…Researchers conduct keyword co-occurrence analysis to show how adequately the author's keywords characterize the literature of article content (Bilska & Tomaszewska, 2020;Zhang et al, 2020). When two author keywords appear in an article, it is termed a keyword co-occurrence and signifies the relationship that binds the two ideas (Aboagye, Effah, et al, 2023;Aboagye, Zeng, et al, 2023;Agyepong & Liang, 2022;Effah et al, 2022;Mao et al, 2015). For the researchers to answer RQ3 (RQ3: Which themes concerning environmental crime are the most popular among scholars?…”

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review contribution to environmental crime

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In this study, the researchers find the key spots and recent changes in environmental crime. Using bibliometric analysis, the researchers examined a sample of 772 research from the ISI Web of Science database to find research activity on environmental crime between 2004 and 2022. Also, the researchers visualized the knowledge domains in this field using bibliometric software like CiteSpace and R-Biblioshiny. The research unravels the most influential published articles and authors on their citations and publications and their location and significance within the connection. The researchers further examined the recent themes, identified the barriers to developing literature in this field, and made recommendations for future research. Research on environmental crime globally lacks cross-border collaborations between emerging and developed economies. The researchers concluded the study by recommending three future research directions.

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