Relationship between Blue Economy, Cruise Tourism, and Urban Regeneration: Case Study of Olbia, Sardinia

García, Ainhoa Amaro

doi:10.1061/(asce)up.1943-5444.0000712

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“…Establishing the comparisons in this article, in terms of meta-analytical science measurements [72], we can detail work on a generic search vector that attempts to study the Blue Economy, without the emphasis or sectoral limitations that other recently published literature has had [21,40], allowing a panoramic view of this economy type. A single database is also used, which allows a homogeneous comparison between the extracted articles-mainly Scopus articles that not indexed in JCR-WoS, given their non-homologous nature [73], establishing in this methodological aspect differences with recent bibliometric articles published on topics related to the Blue Economy [21,74]; although, with the consequent elitization of the sample, in search of defining the epistemic community and its referents, internal comparisons are achieved with a higher methodological quality.…”

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Identifying the Blue Economy Global Epistemic Community

Vega-Muñoz

Salazar-Sepúlveda

Contreras-Barraza

2021

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The following article aims to identify the characteristics of the epistemic community of Blue Economy researchers, through the description of its scientific production, its special organization and clustering. The information was examined using bibliometric techniques on 302 research works using the Web of Science databases (JCR) between 2013 and 2021. At the same time, VOSviewer software was used to represent the relationships metrically and visually between the data and metadata. A set of research works is reviewed which relates environmental conservation and its implication in the development of the territory, and the relationship between technology and the improvement of ocean management, to highlight those state interventions where benefits are generated for the population or where there is an important challenge for improvement.

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“…An example of this is the tourism industry, where cruise ships represent 1.6% of the total number of tourists in the world, unfortunately being a source of pollution due to the spillage of pollutants or the transfer of invasive species to other areas [39,40].…”

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