A Retrospective of Women Entrepreneurship Research and Future Research Directions

Abstract

Entrepreneurship, and especially the involvement of women, is crucial to the advancement of the economy and society as a whole. By using bibliometric analysis, this article gives a thorough review of contemporary research on women’s entrepreneurship. This study examines a variety of factors, including countries, academic publications, authors and suggested areas for further research. The study’s objectives are to guide future research, educate policymakers and serve as a resource for researchers interested in furthering the study of women’s entrepreneurship and its societal implications.

Mapping of organizational deviance research during the last two decades: a bibliometric approach

“…Bibliometric network analysis is a well-established tool in academia for quantifying research literature networks (Farrukh, Meng, Wu, & Nawaz, 2020), but it is particularly useful in strategies and organizational theory as well as adjacent disciplines, which are objective reviews of the existing literature carried out by looking at a specific corpus of research (Farrukh, Meng, Raza, & Wu, 2023). Bibliometric analysis looks at publication patterns and relationships that identify idea growth, rapidly innovative fields of study, research gaps and data on and characteristics of existing literature and new advancements (Iqbal, Farrukh, & Bhaumik, 2024). The bibliographic data in this study were represented using bibliometric indicators (Farrukh, Raza, Ansari, & Bhutta, 2022), which include the total number of publications and citations (Farrukh, Raza, Javed, & Lee, 2021).…”