The impact of foreign aid on economic development: A systematic literature review and content analysis of the top 50 most influential papers

Asatullaeva, Z. A.; Aghdam, Reza Fathollah Zadeh; Ahmad, Nisar; Tashpulatova, Laylo

doi:10.1002/jid.3543

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“…In addition, such publications (books and book chapters) are frequently excluded from SLRs, which typically include only journal articles that have been peer-reviewed. In light of this, we have adhered to the same procedure (Ahmad et al, 2022;Ahmad & Bibi, 2023;Anwar et al, 2021Anwar et al, , 2022Asatullaeva et al, 2021;Naveed et al, 2023;Shaikh et al, 2021;Smajić et al, 2022).…”

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Exchange rate misalignment: A systematic literature review based on citation and content analysis

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Exchange rate policy is regarded as a critical macroeconomic policy. Especially the misalignment of exchange rates is significantly impact on imported goods, particularly oil imports, which ultimately effect external and internal imbalances. This study conducts a systematic literature review on exchange rate misalignment, as well as an intriguing content analysis of the top 100 most cited articles. Further it identifies the most influential authors, papers and the journals in the field using citation analysis. The relevant articles are identified using the Scopus database. Three hundred and seventy‐two scholarly papers have been found relevant. The results of the content analysis show that the purchasing power parity is the most frequently used theoretical foundation, followed by the Behavioural Equilibrium Exchange Rate. Additionally, the analysis reveals that the authors primarily utilised time series data. The identification of essential and core journals is made through Bradford's Law. Schuh (American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 56, 1974, 1) is a pioneering study that discussed the misalignment of exchange rates in the US agriculture sector. Valérie Mignon is the most prolific author in terms of both productivity and impact. The paper authored by O'Connell (Journal of International Economics, 44, 1998, 1) titled ‘overvaluation of purchasing power parity’, is recognised as the most influential paper in terms of average citations per year.

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“…Identifying crucial knowledge sources is essential for academic research as it allows researchers to dedicate their attention to the most relevant scientific accomplishments (Asatullaeva et al. , 2021).…”

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Future perspective of socioemotional wealth (SEW) in family businesses

Smajić

Palalić²,

Ahmad³

2022

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PurposeThe study provides the emergence and evolution of the socioemotional wealth (SEW) concept in the family business field from 2007 (the inception date) until 2021. To provide a better overview of this notion, the study unfolds a deeper understanding of this term throughout the systematic literature review (SLR).Design/methodology/approachThe study applies a systematic literature review (SLR) by analyzing the sample of 185SEW articles extracted from the Scopus database. To identify all relevant studies, the article selection process was carefully designed and divided into two phases with clear steps: identification of studies via databases and identification of studies via previous studies' reference lists. Selected studies were analyzed using the Bibliometrix R-tool, resulting in an analysis of the evolution of the trends in the SEW literature, citation analysis, and network analysis. Finally, this SLR included the content analysis of the 25 most-cited SEW articles.FindingsThe study provides a relevant and comprehensive overview facilitating empirical and theoretical research in this field and paving the way to develop new themes. The bottom line of the important findings is that the SEW concept is relatively new, alluding to a wealthy venue for future works. Other results and implications are discussed on the family business and SEW theme. Additionally, the study provides suggestions which could be used for future works in this area.Originality/valueThis is the first article related to the SEW concept in the family business. It portrays a clear picture of this field, providing relevant information on what has been done, as well as what the future possibilities are that might bode the future horizons in family businesses.

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“…SCOPUS is commonly used to carry out citation-based systematic literature reviews. [18][19][20][21][22][23] There are several advantages of using SCOPUS compared to other databases, such as, Web of Science, ProQuest, as SCOPUS includes the widest range of articles with complete reference sets in a consistent and reliable form. 24 The initial search was done on October 15, 2020, using the terms "artificial intelligence" OR "machine learning" AND "medical curriculum", OR "medical student", OR "medical education", OR "medical school", OR "medical college" in the title, abstract, and keywords of all documents.…”

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Artificial Intelligence in Medical Education: A citation-based systematic literature review

Burney

Ahmad

2022

JSTMU

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Purpose: This review aims to describe the existing and emerging role of Artificial intelligence (AI) in medical education, as this may help set future directions. Methodology: Articles on AI in medical education describing integration of AI or machine-learning (ML) in undergraduate medical curricula or structured postgraduate residency programs were extracted from SCOPUS database. The paper followed the guidelines of Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) research methodology. Articles describing AI or ML, but not directly related to teaching and training in structured programs were excluded. Results: Of the 1020 documents published till October 15, 2020, 218 articles are included in the final analysis. A sharp increase in the number of published articles was observed 2018 onwards. Articles describing surgical skills training, case-based reasoning, physicians' role in the evolving scenario, and the attitudes of medical students towards AI in radiology were cited frequently. Of the 50 top-cited papers, 16 (32%) were ‘commentary’ articles, 13 (26%) review articles, 13 (26%) articles correlated usefulness of ML and AI with human performance, whereas 8 (16%) assessed the perceptions of students toward the integration of AI in medical practice. Conclusion: AI should be taught in medical curricula to prepare doctors for tomorrow, and at the same time, could be used for teaching, assessment, and providing feedback in various disciplines.

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The impact of foreign aid on economic development: A systematic literature review and content analysis of the top 50 most influential papers

Cited by 34 publications

References 105 publications

Exchange rate misalignment: A systematic literature review based on citation and content analysis

Exchange rate misalignment: A systematic literature review based on citation and content analysis

Future perspective of socioemotional wealth (SEW) in family businesses

Artificial Intelligence in Medical Education: A citation-based systematic literature review

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