Citation analysis of 10-year Islamic economic research papers indexed in dimensions.ai

Aminy, Muhammad Muhajir; Fahdiansyah, Restu; Hasanah, Shofia Mauizotun

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“…The findings provide a complete perspective on social entrepreneurship by identifying noteworthy publications and analyzing the scholarly communication between these works. (Aminy, Fahdiansyah, & Hasanah, 2021) conducted a study employing this kind of analysis to identify the most cited author, article, journal, and institution among all Islamic economic publications indexed by dimensions.ai. In this study, the results indicated that Hafas Furqani was the most cited author, that the most cited article was "Corporate social responsibility, waqf system, and zakat system as faith-based model for poverty reduction," that Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah (JES) was the most cited journal, and that Airlangga University in Indonesia was the most cited institution.…”

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Financial technology amid the COVID-19: a bibliometric approach

2023

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This paper aims to investigate publications' metadata, in terms of sources, authors, countries, affiliations, and keywords, relating fintech with the COVID-19 pandemic using a bibliometric approach. We conducted a bibliometric analysis by employing VOSviewer application as the tool. The published documents were extracted from the Dimensions.ai website by filtering keywords "Fintech" and "COVID-19" in their titles or abstracts. 266 documents were retrieved as the dataset from January 2020 to May 2022 with none in previous years. The majority of publications were in the form of articles (n=166 or 62.4%). The most prolific university in this study was Amity University (n=6), while the most prolific country was Indonesia (n=34). The most productive country, Indonesia, occupied the last position of nine most cited states within the dataset. SSRN Electronic Journal was the most cited source with 349 times. We found that research in Indonesia was more concerned to the relationship of COVID-19 with SMEs and people's financial condition, while research in India and China was more concerned to the development of technology implemented within financial services. This study provides broader picture of COVID-19related fintech research during the pandemic period which may be beneficial for academics and researchers to carry out further studies in this field.

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Financial technology amid the COVID-19: a bibliometric approach

2023

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“…Most research papers use the Web of Science Core Collection (De las Heras, Relinque-Medina, Zamora-Polo, & Luque-Sendra, 2021; Gupta & Chauhan, 2021; Kraus, Li, Kang, Westhead, & Tiberius, 2020), while others have adopted Scopus (Filimonova, Kapustina, Bezdenezhnykh, & Kobiashvili, 2019; Lima & de Assis Carlos Filho, 2019; Mody, Hanks, & Cheng, 2021); or use a combination of Scopus, Web of Science, PubMed, Google Scholar and Agris (Ertz & Leblanc-Proulx, 2019; Meho & Yang, 2007). In this study, we opted for the non-conventional database, Dimensions.ai (Digital Science & Research Solutions Inc,., 2021), which has been used by several researchers to distil the knowledge structure in various fields or research such as cloud computing (Khan, et al, 2021), Islamic economics (Aminy, et al, 2021), critical care and pain medicine (Fassoulaki et al, 2021) and in tourism (Lynch et al, 2021).…”

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Exploring bibliometric evidence of Airbnb’s influence on urban destinations: emotional solidarity, Airbnb supply, moral economy and digital future

Ndaguba,

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2023

IJTC

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Purpose This study aims to provide a cutting-edge evaluation of the sharing economy's impact within the realm of tourism and hospitality. The primary objectives guiding this research are as follows: to uncover the prevalent discussions and debates within the tourism and hospitality sector concerning the implications and effects of the sharing economy on urban destinations; and to analyse how scholarly inquiries and empirical investigations have contributed to a comprehensive comprehension of the intricate theoretical foundations and practical intricacies inherent in the sharing economy. This exploration takes place within the extensive expanse of existing literature. Methodology The study used the non-conventional method for data mining. An artificial intelligence (AI) tool called www.dimensions.ai was used to mine data between the year 2002 and 2021. After which the data was analysed, using Citespace software that assisted in building themes for answering the research questions. Findings The sharing economy has multifaceted implications for rural and urban destinations. For instance, the findings demonstrated that emotional solidarity fosters community bonds between tourists and residents, enhancing authenticity. While, management firms optimise short-term rentals, boosting revenue and occupancy rates despite capped at 20%. It further demonstrated that the sharing economy disrupts traditional accommodations, especially hotels, impacting rural and urban destinations differently based on location and regulatory flexibility. Technological advancements would shape the digital future, transforming the resource in sharing and connectivity in urban settings. Practical implications Management firms or agents significantly enhance property facilities, revenue and occupancy rates. Properties managed by professionals perform better in terms of revenue and occupancy; furthermore, traditional accommodations need innovative strategies to compete with sharing economy platforms. Policymakers must consider location-specific regulations to balance sharing economy impacts. Embracing technological advancements ensures urban destinations stay relevant and competitive. Social implications Emotional solidarity fosters bonds between residents and tourists, contributing to a sense of community. Management firms contribute to local economies and stability. However, Airbnb's impact on traditional accommodations raises concerns about the effect on residents and communities. Theoretical implications The study incorporates classical sociology theory to understand emotional solidarity and extends the concept of moral economy to guide economic behaviour in the sharing economy. The analysis also underscores the influence of technological trends such as mobile technology, Internet of Things, AI and blockchain on sharing practices in reshaping existing theoretical frameworks in the sharing atmosphere. Furthermore, the co-creation of value theory highlights collaborative interactions between hosts and guests, shaping the sharing economy experience. Consumer segmentation and choice theories shed light on sharing economy dynamics. Institutional and location-based theories provide insights into regulatory and location-specific impacts. Originality This research contributes by comprehensively exploring the multifaceted implications of the sharing economy on a tourist destination. It delves into emotional solidarity, management firm roles and location-specific impacts, enriching the understanding of the sharing economy's effects. The application of co-creation of value theory and examination of platform technologies offer fresh perspectives on value creation and user engagement. The study's focus on practical dimensions guides stakeholders in optimising the benefits and addressing challenges posed by the sharing economy in urban contexts. The exploration of moral economy and its relevance to the sharing economy provides a novel perspective, while the examination of technological influences on sharing practices contributes to understanding the digital future of the sharing economy.

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Citation analysis of 10-year Islamic economic research papers indexed in dimensions.ai

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Financial technology amid the COVID-19: a bibliometric approach

Financial technology amid the COVID-19: a bibliometric approach

Exploring bibliometric evidence of Airbnb’s influence on urban destinations: emotional solidarity, Airbnb supply, moral economy and digital future

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