Mapping the COVID-19 Economy: An Exploratory Bibliometric Analysis

CRISTIAN, Mihai Gabriel; (Staicu), Maria Lazăr; SITEA, Daria Maria; ȚÎMBALARI, Carolina

doi:10.24818/ejis.2022.10

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“…Considering previous research carried out in the field (Krajka, et al, 2022;Cristian, et al, 2022;Wang, 2022), the research methodology involves going through some stages (see figure 2). Thus, the research methodology includes three stages: in the first stage, Research development, we established the research objectives and the selection of data from Scopus platform; the second stage, Bibliometric analysis, the use of VOSviewer analysis and map visualization and the last stage, Results and discussions, in which the conclusions, research limits and future research directions are presented.…”

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Mapping the Supply Chain Digitalization: An Exploratory Bibliometric Analysis

Dieaconescu¹,

Belu²,

Popa³

et al. 2023

New Trends in Sustainable Business and Consumption

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In a global business environment facing more and more risks (recession risk, geo-economic risk, natural risks) digitalization can represent a solution for increasing resilience at the level of the supply chain. The development of new technologies has created the premises for the transformation of traditional logistics chains into digital logistics chains and the pandemic crisis accelerated the process for most companies and institutions. The scope of this paper is identifying the interest in researching the subject of supply chain digitalization. The study is based on a quantitative research method, bibliometric analysis. A query was conducted on the Scopus platform database to identify scientific works (research articles, books, papers presented at conferences) that include keywords specific to our topic, in the title, abstract or body. The results of our study confirm a growing scientific interest for researching the topic of supply chain digitization: from 2002 to February 2023, 913 documents addressing this subject or related issues were identified.

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confidence: 99%

Mapping the Supply Chain Digitalization: An Exploratory Bibliometric Analysis

Dieaconescu¹,

Belu²,

Popa³

et al. 2023

New Trends in Sustainable Business and Consumption

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“…The bibliometric analysis is an innovative research method used in recent studies (Ogrean & Herciu, 2021;Mihu, Bogoslov, & Lungu, 2021;Cristian, Lazăr, Sitea, & Țâmbalari, 2022) that may reveal notable scientific data. Using an extensive bibliometric analysis by VOSviewer 1.6.18, the research question "How could we define the quality education through a bibliometric analysis of the keywords used in the recent worldwide literature?"…”

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Defining The Quality Education – An Extensive Bibliometric Analysis

(Staicu)

2022

Research and Education

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Quality education gains more and more interest from the recent researchers who attempt finding innovative solutions to create a real connection education – skills – employability. Quality education may seem undefined in the research area, but it is integrated in frameworks and guidelines in order to be evaluated by local, regional, or national authorities. As defining quality education in the current context is a global desideratum stated by the Sustainable Development Goals, the present research attempts outlining priority perspectives in illustrating the concept of `quality education` through a bibliometric analysis performed by the application VOSviewer 1.6.18. The study reveals the insights of a bibliographic research within Web of Science resulting in 477 documents that encountered all the relevant criteria. The data was analysed using the application VOSviewer and the study consists of analysing the keywords co-occurrence within the recent international literature. Results draw priority perspectives in defining the quality education in current context. Comparing the results with the present standards of quality education, content gaps may be revealed. Further studies should define new quality education standards in order to recreate an educational quality system able to strengthen the connection education – skills – employability in a dynamic global society.

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“…They are characterized by a significant variety of methods. The volume of scientific publications devoted to the study of the economic consequences of COVID-19 must be already sufficient for a successful bibliometric analysis (Cristian et al, 2022). In particular, it is found that the study of the consequences of the pandemic and the search for ways of postpandemic recovery attract the attention of scientists with a broad geography, who form whole clusters of researchers from different countries (Liu et al, 2021).…”

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Impact of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on food security: bibliometric analysis and empirical evidence

Bilan

Vysochyna

Vasylieva

et al. 2023

Front. Sustain. Food Syst.

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Impact of coronavirus disease on sustainable growth and food security is dramatically negative. Despite significant number of publications focused on food security and coronavirus disease issues, a deeper analysis of food security damages activated by COVID-19 is necessary. This determines the main task of this research. Theoretical block of the study involves bibliometric analysis of relevant Scopus publications using VOSviewer. Empirical block of the study involves: 1) formation of Food Security Index for 15 European countries based on a combination of Principal Component Analysis, ranking, Fishburn formula and additive convolution; 2) panel data regression modelling aimed at clarifying impact of macroeconomic indicators and healthcare expenditures on food security during 2000–2021 (model 1), 2000–2019 (model 2) and 2020–2021 (model 3). Model 1 demonstrates that 1% increase in current health care expenditures leads to 0.003 units increase in Food Security Index; impact of the dummy variable characterizing COVID-19 pandemic is also positive. Model 2 demonstrates similar results. Model 3 confirms only positive and statistically significant impact of trade and agricultural land on Food Security Index. The results can be useful to government officials for adjusting political measures in food governance, political decision-making and good governance, recovery of sustainable growth in post-pandemic period.

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Mapping the COVID-19 Economy: An Exploratory Bibliometric Analysis

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Mapping the Supply Chain Digitalization: An Exploratory Bibliometric Analysis

Mapping the Supply Chain Digitalization: An Exploratory Bibliometric Analysis

Defining The Quality Education – An Extensive Bibliometric Analysis

Impact of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on food security: bibliometric analysis and empirical evidence

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