Co-citation, bibliographic coupling and leading authors, institutions and countries in the 50 years of Technological Forecasting and Social Change

Mas‐Tur, Alicia; Roig‐Tierno, Norat; Sarin, Shikhar; Haon, Christophe; Sego, Trina; Belkhouja, Mustapha; Porter, Alan L.; Merigó, José M.

doi:10.1016/j.techfore.2020.120487

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“…When two papers cite the same document, they will most likely belong to the same cluster. Three clusters were discovered, each containing a series of articles with clear links to one another as well as some connections to papers in other clusters ( Mas-Tur et al, 2021 ; Patrício & Ferreira, 2020 ). An additional cluster was found in the bibliographic coupling, which referred to “air transport”, but that was excluded from our analysis because it was outside the urban mobility scope, which was the focus of this study.…”

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A systematic review of the impacts of the coronavirus crisis on urban transport: Key lessons learned and prospects for future cities

Abduljabbar

Liyanage

Dia

2022

Cities

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A systematic review of the impacts of the coronavirus crisis on urban transport: Key lessons learned and prospects for future cities

Abduljabbar

Liyanage

Dia

2022

Cities

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“…The search found 2426 documents. As is common in bibliometric analysis, the search was restricted to articles, reviews, notes, and letters, resulting in 2268 articles and reviews because there were neither notes nor letters among the search results (Merigo et al 2015;Merigó et al 2016;Cancino et al 2017;López-Rubio et al 2020;Mas-Tur et al 2021). The term "paper" rather than "article" is used in the remainder of the analysis to refer to any of these forms of research output.…”

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A comprehensive conceptual and bibliometric study of person-centered methodologies

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Person-centered approaches, such as latent profile analysis (LPA) and qualitative comparative analysis (QCA), have gained in popularity in organizational scholarship because of their ability to provide insight into how interrelations between a group of conditions can lead to a particular outcome. Despite the growing acceptance of person-centered approaches in social science research, traditional variable-centered approaches continue to prevail, although their dominance is increasingly questioned. This paper offers in-depth analysis of the current state of QCA and LPA from both a conceptual and a bibliometric perspective. This study thus aims to contextualize the role of person-centered methodologies in organizational scholarship. This aim is important, given the significance of exploring novel approaches to advance knowledge in organizational research. This paper provides scholars with quantifiable and readily comparable information on the use of these emerging but promising methods in organizational studies. Ultimately, this scientific contribution sheds light on the current and prospective applications of person-centered methods in research. Moreover, it offers scholars who are considering applying these methods objective analysis of the scientific production in this area thus far.

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“…The study was conducted in Web of Science -WOS (core collection), specifically in Social Sciences Citation Index -SSCI, a high quality and comprehensive database that provides a comprehensive collection of peer-reviewed publications and journals from various areas of knowledge (e.g., applied social sciences, management, and business) recognized by the international scientific community (Crossan & Apaydin, 2010;Mas-Tur et al, 2021;Sarango-Lalangui et al, 2018;Shah et al, 2020). Previous papers in the field of resilience research used the same database (e.g., Linnenluecke, 2017), as well as reviews of other topics studied in the area of management and business (see, e.g., Crossan & Apaydin, 2010;Flórez-Parra et al, 2014).…”

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Resilience in the management and business research field: a bibliometric analysis

Santos¹,

Mueller²

2022

cuadernosgestion

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The purpose of this study is to map the recent scientific literature on resilience and analyses the most substantial contributions to the advancement of studies in the business and management research field. A bibliometric analysis from the Web of Science / Social Sciences Citation Index database – covering the period 2014 until May 2021 – was carried out. Bibliometric techniques and tools were applied, such as co-citation counts and historiography generated by HistCiteTM, and bibliographic coupling and cartography from VOSviewer (visualization of similarities). As result, 637 articles were identified, which were published in 114 journals and written by 1607 authors affiliated to 821 institutions from 63 countries. This study provides new information not previously reviewed, for example, most influential journals and articles in recent years. The analysis allowed elaborating a map that provides clues for future studies on resilience in the business and management research field.

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Co-citation, bibliographic coupling and leading authors, institutions and countries in the 50 years of Technological Forecasting and Social Change

Cited by 84 publications

References 53 publications

A systematic review of the impacts of the coronavirus crisis on urban transport: Key lessons learned and prospects for future cities

A systematic review of the impacts of the coronavirus crisis on urban transport: Key lessons learned and prospects for future cities

A comprehensive conceptual and bibliometric study of person-centered methodologies

Resilience in the management and business research field: a bibliometric analysis

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