Bibliometric and Scientometric analysis on CSR practices in the banking sector

Hassan, M. Kabir; Rabbani, Mustafa Raza; Brodmann, Jennifer; Bashar, Abu; Grewal, Himani

doi:10.1002/rfe.1171

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“…The SCOPUS database was used to gather the data for this research. Although the main reason for choosing this database is that previous studies focused more on it (Alshater et al , 2021a, Hassan et al , 2022; Shah et al , 2021; Zainuldin and Lui, 2022), the other influencing factors are listed below: It is the largest collection of peer-reviewed multidisciplinary databases in the field of social science. Compared to other options like WOS, it has a larger number of publications on IB in Bangladesh. The database also maintains higher quality publications compared to many other free databases. …”

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“…For instance, the articles related to the efficiency and productivity of IB had been reviewed using a comprehensive approach (Maradin et al , 2021), bibliometric and content analysis (Shah et al , 2021; Ikra et al , 2021). Moreover, some articles focused on reviewing corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities of IB using bibliometric, systematic and scientometric analysis (Zafar and Sulaiman, 2019; Tasnia et al , 2021; Hassan et al , 2022; Zainuldin and Lui, 2022). Regarding IB, there are some other review articles that focus on specific topics such as a systematic review on governance studies in Islamic banks (Zuhroh, 2022), determinants of the adoption of IB products (Abdullahi et al , 2021), a contemporary survey of IB literature (Hassan and Aliyu, 2018) and the performance of Islamic banks (Mahyudin and Rosman, 2022; Masvood, 2019).…”

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Islamic banking in Bangladesh: a literature review and future research agenda

Hassan

İSLAM

Ahmed

et al. 2023

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Purpose In recent years, Islamic banking (IB) has received a lot of scholarly interest, as seen by the substantial increase in publications on the subject worldwide. The increasing rate of publications on IB indicates that this subject has attracted a substantial amount of scholarly attention. It has also been a prioritized topic for many banking and financial scholars in Bangladesh. This paper aims to conduct a bibliometric analysis to assess the research on IB in Bangladesh. Design/methodology/approach The method used in this study is a bibliometric analysis of the sample literature collected in January 2022 from the SCOPUS database. The sample size of the study is 120 articles published between 1999 and 2021 which meet the specific selection criteria. To analyze the data, software such as Rstudio (Rshiny), Microsoft Excel and VOSviewer have been used. The analyses were performed in three broad categories: overall performance indicators, citation analysis and cross-dimensional keyword analysis, followed by a brief content analysis that identifies research streams. Findings This paper shows a notable increase in the number of publications between 2012 and 2021 with Alam M.K. being the highest contributor to this momentum publishing 12 articles. The findings also highlight the most contributing countries, organizations, publications, articles, sources and subjects. Out of 120 articles, this study has identified 14 research streams that have already been investigated by previous authors. The research streams include the growth of IB in Bangladesh; corporate social responsibility; Islamic human resource management; comparative study; customer satisfaction; development issues; efficiency of Islamic banks; green banking; Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited; IB industry; Islamic finance; Islamic microfinance; Shariah governance; and theoretical aspects of IB in Bangladesh. This study further identified future research agenda with specific research questions. Research limitations/implications This research is limited to journal articles published in English in Scopus-indexed publications. Further research could include various databases, such as the Web of Science, and increase studied units. While this study focused only on bibliometric analysis and research streams, future studies may center on the systematic review of articles published on specific topics. Originality/value Although IB is a rising sector in the financial system of Bangladesh, to the best of the authors’ knowledge, this is the first bibliometric analysis of IB in Bangladesh. The 14 research streams identified in this study also uniquely provide 10 future research agendas with 39 specific research questions.

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Islamic banking in Bangladesh: a literature review and future research agenda

Hassan

İSLAM

Ahmed

et al. 2023

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“…With the tremendous growth and advance of technology and common use of smart devices, donations have also gone through a massive transformation in recent years. The traditional medium of funds raising started to lose popularity in favor of more advanced and innovative Fintech-based financial services such as crowdfunding (Hassan et al, 2022a(Hassan et al, , 2022b. Fintech-based financial innovation comes with multiple benefits to the charitable institutions as it helps them not only to raise money for a campaign but also to reach the masses and promote charitable and solidarity activities and giving behavior.…”

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Donors’ attitude towards fundraising efforts in UAE during COVID-19 pandemic: the moderating role of ethics

Sarea

Rabbani

Rahiman

et al. 2022

JIABR

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Purpose This study aims to explore the antecedents of donors’ attitudes toward fundraising campaigns to fight COVID-19 in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) during the pandemic crisis. This manuscript identified how moderating effects of ethical dimensions can strengthen the relationship between trust in charity and charity projects with their attitude to raise funds to mitigate pandemic repercussions. Design/methodology/approach This study follows a quantitative approach by administering survey instruments to collect the data from the sample of respondents. A total of 391 responses were obtained adopting snowball sampling and analyzed through structural equation modeling (SEM) to derive meaningful results for path analysis. Findings The findings of this study indicate that certain insights need to be considered to trigger the donors’ attitude toward raising or participating in charity-oriented campaigns, especially during pandemic situations. For instance, organizing more transformable processes in charity projects and establishing more trust factors among donors is highly essential in charity activities. Similarly, promoting ethical dimensions of the donors toward supporting the vulnerable more effectively and encouraging them to participate or organize philanthropic activities certainly benefit and support this noble cause. Practical implications This study will help the government and nonprofit organizations in devising their campaigns for raising funds. The findings of this study suggest that ethics is an important consideration and driver for donors in philanthropy-serving organizations and individuals. Originality/value This research contributes to the literature on donation and philanthropic studies focusing on fundraising campaigns attitudes during COVID-19. This study contributes influential factors and attitudes of individuals and organizations toward charity and philanthropic service.

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“…The humanitarian aspects of the gender diversity are of enormous importance in promoting the adoption of diverse gender especially women in the corporate boardroom. It has also found that women show better leadership attributes [55][56][57], corporate monitoring and help in improving corporate performance [3].…”

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Looking into Corporate Boardrooms Through the Lens of Gender Diversity: A Bibliometric Review and META Analysis

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Jreisat²,

Kaur³

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IJSDP

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The present study examines the literature on the corporate boardroom through the lens of gender diversity. The study identified 1413 studies from Scopus database to identify the corporate board gender diversity ranging from a period of 1998 to 2021 (November). The identified studies are reviewed by using VOS viewer software and R-Studio. The study also employed META analysis to further analyse the data and draw meaningful results. The study identifies the current themes in the literature of corporate boardroom diversity, find impediments to the growth in literature, find the most relevant paper over the years, most prolific authors, and most influential journal. The study also suggests the further scope of the study. We conclude by providing the five potential emerging research directions. The study identifies and discusses the main areas and current development in the field of corporate board diversity in terms of gender and suggests future research directions.

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Bibliometric and Scientometric analysis on CSR practices in the banking sector

Cited by 33 publications

References 161 publications

Islamic banking in Bangladesh: a literature review and future research agenda

Islamic banking in Bangladesh: a literature review and future research agenda

Donors’ attitude towards fundraising efforts in UAE during COVID-19 pandemic: the moderating role of ethics

Looking into Corporate Boardrooms Through the Lens of Gender Diversity: A Bibliometric Review and META Analysis

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