Looking into Corporate Boardrooms Through the Lens of Gender Diversity: A Bibliometric Review and META Analysis

Basher, Abu; Jreisat, Ammar; Kaur, Jasbir; Al-Mohamad, Somar; Rabbani, Mustafa Raza

doi:10.18280/ijsdp.170524

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“…Despite the limitations of this study, significant due diligence has been performed to ensure that the quantitative measure the researcher seeks to introduce is yet to be developed. Moreover, despite the limitations of bibliometric analysis, it is a highly suitable method for achieving the research objectives due to its ability to tabulate and visualize the data which can provide great insight on the literature reviewed [27].…”

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Identifying the Absence of Knowledge Using Bibliometric Analysis: The Case of the “Bad Behavior Index”

Fozaie¹

2023

IJSDP

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There are various hypotheses as to why some nations are more developed than others, including political instability, corruption, and exclusive institutions. However, one hypothesis that has not been extensively studied is the impact of 'bad behavior' on development. To test the validity of such hypothesis, a composite index must be developed to quantify such behavior, and facilitate for the study of its impact on development. This study aims to lay the foundation for the development of such index by conducting a bibliometric analysis of Scopus and Web of Science databases to determine if a quantitative measure of this concept already exists. This study employs a bibliometric and content analysis of these databases using Excel, VOSviewer, and R software. The results of such analysis indicate the absence of such a composite measure, thereby providing sufficient evidence that the construction of a 'Bad Behavior Index' is justified. Regarding the research contribution, the study offers an improved methodology for conducting bibliometric analysis by integrating and analyzing two journal databases instead of one, and using three different mediums and methods to identify the absence of knowledge, and provide a justification for the creation of such knowledge.

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Section: Discussion and Limitationsmentioning

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Identifying the Absence of Knowledge Using Bibliometric Analysis: The Case of the “Bad Behavior Index”

Fozaie¹

2023

IJSDP

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“…The study also used VOS viewer application to graphically demonstrate the data in network form. VOS viewer presents the network to analyze the co-citation, co-occurrence, bibliographic coupling to find out the research theme in the financial development and carbon emission domain (Basher et al, 2022;Rabbani et al, 2022).…”

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Examining the Relationship between Economic Growth, Financial Development, and Carbon Emissions: A Review of the Literature and Scientometric Analysis

Kayani

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Rabbani³

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IJEEP

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This article presents a comprehensive overview of the relationship between economic growth, financial development, and carbon emissions by utilizing bibliometric analysis and scientific mapping. The research utilized the Scopus database, covering the period from 1989 to 2023. Through network analysis, the study identified five primary clusters, distinguished by the geographical and technological extent of the topic. The main objective of this review is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the future research avenues in the nexus between economic growth and carbon emissions. The article discusses the authors, journals, regions, and organizations that have had a significant impact on the growth-emission nexus, along with a summary of the most frequently cited works in this field. Furthermore, a meta-analysis was conducted to determine the aggregate impact of each research initiative. Based on the analysis and identified gaps, the study proposes future research paths.

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“…The McKinsey & Company study from 2015, which identified a link between gender-diverse boards and http://jier.org better financial performance, is one of the most notable conclusions. According to Basher et al (2022), businesses with the greatest amount of gender diversity were 15% more likely to have financial gains that were higher than the industry average. A 2016 Credit Suisse analysis that demonstrated that organizations with more women on their boards saw superior share price performance corroborated this association.…”

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Women Empowered Leadership: A Comparative Analysis of Gender Diversity in Corporate Boardrooms

2023

Journal of Informatics Education and Research

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The multidimensional link between gender diversity in corporate boardrooms as well as organizational effectiveness is examined in this study. Gender diversity is positively correlated with enhanced financial performance, decision-making processes, innovation, and value to shareholders, according to data analysis and case studies. For example, a 2015 study by McKinsey & Company demonstrated that businesses with gender-diverse boards frequently outperform their competitors. Case studies of trailblazing businesses like Apple, GM, and IBM demonstrate how gender diversity has a beneficial impact on growth and innovation in crucial areas. Beyond the financial benefits, gender diversity generates a more welcoming company culture, as demonstrated by Satya Nadella's initiatives at Microsoft. There are still issues and criticisms, which highlight the necessity for a comprehensive strategy for diversity. The strategic value of gender diversity in business leadership and its greater societal effects are emphasized by this investigation.

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Looking into Corporate Boardrooms Through the Lens of Gender Diversity: A Bibliometric Review and META Analysis

Cited by 5 publications

References 52 publications

Identifying the Absence of Knowledge Using Bibliometric Analysis: The Case of the “Bad Behavior Index”

Identifying the Absence of Knowledge Using Bibliometric Analysis: The Case of the “Bad Behavior Index”

Examining the Relationship between Economic Growth, Financial Development, and Carbon Emissions: A Review of the Literature and Scientometric Analysis

Women Empowered Leadership: A Comparative Analysis of Gender Diversity in Corporate Boardrooms

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