Halal blockchain: Bibliometric analysis for mapping research

Abstract

Purpose – The main purpose of this study is to identify patterns and directions of halal blockchain research and find out the development of halal blockchain research trends.Methodology – This study used data from various articles in the Google Scholar database with the publication year limited from 2011 to 2022. Data collection used Harzing's Publish or Perish software. There were 353 articles that matched the keyword and they were processed by bibliometric analysis. Findings – This study found the basic pattern in halal blockchain research, trends in halal blockchain research, the relationship among research, research gaps, researchers who research a lot on halal Blockchain and the most published publications.Implications – This study contributes an overview of bibliometric studies in the halal blockchain literature, which can widen the previous literature and show more focused study topics by examining the abstracts and content of published articles. Findings related to evaluative and relational techniques can be helpful information for researchers, especially those new to this field of study. This bibliometric approach can be invaluable, especially for graduate students in supply chain management, logistics management, and industrial engineering.Originality – The originality offered by this research is to process research documents based on halal blockchain journals on Google Scholar. Thus, a lot of information and knowledge about halal Blockchain over the last 10th years can be useful for further research.

Smart Contract and IPFS Decentralized Storage for Halal Certification Process

“…Our previous work complemented the current research by focusing on a smart contract to record the hash of the fatwa and certificate, which also provides an online verification feature [23]. Since 2019, research in the Halal industry using blockchain technology is still at its infancy stage [24] but has increased over time, as shown by Yanti et al [25] and Tasnim et al [26]. The related works are summarized in Table I.…”

Bibliometric study of association rule-market basket analysis

“…The trend of authorship in this study is shown in Table 1 Next, co-authorship mapping is carried out using VOSviewer software. This mapping discovers the author's collaborative patterns and productivity in writing publications related to specific topics [61]. The results of the co-authorship mapping on AR-MBA topics can be seen in Figure 4.…”

“…Furthermore, the search results were also saved as an RIS file for mapping using the VOSviewer application. Bibliometric indicators used in this study [60], represent bibliographic data, such as the number of publications, co-authorships of authors, and citations [61]. Typically, the number of publications measures productivity, and the number of sources measures influence [62].…”