“…According to Leonidou and Leonidou (2011), the analysis of thematics seeks to identify the primary subjects, making it possible to suggest directions for future studies and to assess the knowledge of a specific thematic (Barrios, Borrego, Vilaginés, Ollé, & Somoza, 2008). The subjects studied by the authors included the following: technology, knowledge, science, and evolution and policy (Radosevic, 2008); competitive advantage and sustainable supply chains (Brito & Berardi, 2010); green supply chains (Brito & Berardi, 2010;Jung, 2011;Rocha, Rocha, Rosa, Camargo, Zamberlan, & Gomes, 2013); sustainability (Avila, Madruga, Zamberlan, & Barros, 2013;Rocha et al, 2013); environmental management (Leonidou & Leonidou, 2011); sustainable innovation (Kneipp, Rosa, Bichueti, Madruga, & Schuch, 2011); design processes and design cognition (Chai & Xiao, 2012); environmental disclosure and environmental accounting (Rosa, Ensslin, Ensslin, & Lunkes, 2012a); and water (Avila et al, 2013). …”