Three Decades of Consumer Ethnocentrism Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

Baber, Ruturaj; Upadhyay, Yogesh; Baber, Prerana; Kaurav, Rahul Pratap Singh

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“…Scopus is one of the best reliable databases, which has 1.8+ billion cited references, 84+ million records, 17.6+ million authors’ profiles, 94.8+ affiliation profiles, and 7+ thousand publishers, where 35% of publications are from the field of social sciences, 27% physical sciences, 23% health sciences and 15% life sciences ( ELSEVIER, 2020 ). Hence, the Scopus database has been used to extract the metadata, as suggested by Baber et al (2023) .…”

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The journey of F1000Research since inception: through bibliometric analysis

2023

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Background: Bibliometric analysis is an approach adopted by researchers to understand the various analytics such as year-wise publications, their citations, most impactful authors and their contributions, identification of emerging keywords, multiple themes (niche, motor, basic, and emerging or declining) etc. F1000Research is one of the Q1 category journals that publishes articles in various domains, but a detailed journal analysis is yet to be done. Methods: This study is an effort to extract the F1000Research journey information through bibliometric analysis using VOS-viewer and Biblioshiny (R-studio) interface. The F1000Research journal started its journey in 2012; since then, 5767 articles have been published until the end of 2022. Most of the published articles are from medical science, covering Biochemistry, Genetics & Molecular Biology, Immunology & Pharmacology, Toxicology & Pharmaceutics. To understand the research journey, various analyses such as publication & citation trends, leading authors, institutions, countries, most frequent keywords, bibliographic coupling between authors, countries and documents, emerging research themes, and trending keywords were performed. Results: The United States is the biggest contributor, and COVID-19 is the most commonly occurred keyword. Conclusions: The present study may help future researchers to understand the emerging medical science domain. It will also help the editors and journal to focus more on developing or emerging areas and to understand their importance towards society. Future researchers can contribute their quality research studies, focusing on emerging themes. These authors’ research can guide future researchers to develop their research area around the most impacted articles. They can collaborate with them to bring that emerging theme forward.

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“…You may use them. This one paper will help in explaining the multidisciplinary of the journal: Kaurav & Gupta (2022) 1 These papers will help you verify and validate your paper's methodology section: Kaushal et al, (2021) 2 , Baber et al, (2023) 3 , Kanta et al, (2021) 4 …”

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“…Literary work that requires a quantitative study in terms of the bibliometric analysis and bibliometric visualization can be performed using similar kind of software as well. Bibliometrics is -the application of mathematical and statistical methods to books and other media of communication‖ (A Mas-Tur et al, n.d.;Alicia Mas-Tur et al, 2019;Mody et al, 2021) to review the chronology of the development of a specific area of literature, through analysing the available scholarly work (WITTIG, 1978;Kaushal, Kaurav, Sivathanu, & Kaushik, 2021;Baber, Upadhyay, Baber, & Kaurav, 2022). Through bibliometrics, the cited information in terms of publication and frequency can be categorized.…”

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Emotional Intelligence as Intangible Class Content for Effective Communication in Managing University Classes: A Bibliometrics Analysis

Kumar¹,

Tandon²,

Misra³

2022

JCCC

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John Mayer and Peter Salavoy devised the term ‗Emotional Intelligence‘ in 1990, later popularized by psychologist Daniel Goleman psychologist Daniel Goleman and popularized through his scholarly work Emotional Intelligence in 1995. Since then this term has fascinated the world. The Harvard Business Review of 2003 determined that 80% of competencies distinguishing the top performers from the rest were owing to their high emotional intelligence. A lot of research has been done in the area since the last decade of the twentieth century conferring Emotional Intelligence (EI) a superior position to its equally important counterpart, the Intelligence Quotient (IQ). The present study aims to map the growing research, spread across domains covering Emotional Intelligence as a central theme, through a review of published articles in the Scopus database. In all, 860 articles were retrieved and refined to take 680 final articles. The data extracted was analysed based on different bibliographic parameters was visualized with the help of VOS viewer. Based on the contributions made by the countries, Spain topped the list with 137 contributions whereas the US topped the list of total link strength (1892). The overly visualization of the authors‘ bibliographic coupling shows that the most substantial authors were Extremera N. (with 20 publications), Merida-Lopez S. (with 13 publications), and Brackett M. A. (with 10 publications). In contrast, emotional intelligence, stress, self-efficacy, burnout, academic achievement have been the most recurrently considered and referred concepts. The most significant and prominent journal has been Frontiers in Psychology and Teaching and Teacher Education in this field. Frontiers in Psychology‖, Sustainability (Switzerland), and ―International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health‖ topped the list of the latest publications in this literature.

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“…A consumer’s preference for any product is influenced not just by objective factors such as price, quality, product image, source country image and so on but also by affective factors such as consumer ethnocentrism (CE) (Maheswaran, 1994). Even international marketing literature demonstrates that ethnocentrism has a key role in choosing between local versus global (Baber et al, 2023; Balabanis & Siamagka, 2022; Balabanis & Diamantopoulos, 2004). CE reflects consumers’ feelings, attitudes and purchase behaviour towards local products as a matter of identity and pride (Shimp & Sharma, 1987).…”

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Global vs Local: A Choice Influenced by Consumer Ethnocentrism Level

Yadav,

Kishor

2023

NMIMS Management Review

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Purpose: The purpose of the research is to investigate the determinants of consumer ethnocentrism (CE) and its influence on the actual purchase behaviour (APB) of domestic versus foreign products among Indians post COVID-19 pandemic using the theory of planned behaviour (TPB). Design/methodology/approach: To obtain the results, statistical techniques such as EFA, CFA, t-test, ANOVA and regression were applied to 861 responses, conducted via a structured questionnaire in the different metropolitan cities of India in two phases. Findings: Two major determinants of CE, i.e., patriotism and nationalism, are found. Indians have moderate to high ethnocentrism levels, and their tendency to be ethnocentric significantly differs across demographic traits; there is a significant influence of CE on attitude formation that subsequently leads to favourable intention and finally to APB. Practical implications: The findings indicate that marketers can feel confident in targeting both genders in their promotional campaigns as there were no pertinent variations in both genders’ ethnocentric tendencies. The increasing level of ethnocentrism will surely be an opportunity for Indian manufacturers and sellers. Their promotional tools must carry a visible message that the product is domestically manufactured and its consumption will lead to value addition in the country. Originality/value: The research provides insights to understand ethnocentrism through the lenses of TPB and social identity theory. The study will augment our understanding of the plausible reasons behind the increasing ethnocentrism among Indians, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Three Decades of Consumer Ethnocentrism Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

Cited by 17 publications

References 55 publications

The journey of F1000Research since inception: through bibliometric analysis

The journey of F1000Research since inception: through bibliometric analysis

Emotional Intelligence as Intangible Class Content for Effective Communication in Managing University Classes: A Bibliometrics Analysis

Global vs Local: A Choice Influenced by Consumer Ethnocentrism Level

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