Co-word based thematic analysis of renewable energy (1990–2010)

Romo-Fernández, Luz María; Guerrero‐Bote, Vicente P.; Anegón, Félix de Moya

doi:10.1007/s11192-013-1009-5

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“…Among the methodological options for an investigation study, bibliometric approaches have received increasing amounts of attention in various areas of research. Bibliometric studies have been completed for information systems, organizational studies, marketing-related subjects, operations management, and strategic management [34]. These works present an overview of the evolution of the publication years, document types, number of citations, most cited papers, influential authors, institutions, and countries.…”

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Visualizing the Academic Discipline of Knowledge Management

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Abstract:The aim of this paper was to evaluate the research status of knowledge management (KM) and identify the characteristics of KM in the literature. We selected and studied in detail 7628 original research articles from the Web of Science from 1974 to 2017. Although many studies have contributed to the evolution of the KM domain, our results showed that a comprehensive bibliometric and visualization investigation was required. The literature on KM has grown rapidly since the 1970s. The United States of America, as the original contributing country, has also internationally collaborated the most in this field of study. The National Cheng Kung University has made the highest number of contributions. The majority of authors contributed a small number of publications. Additionally, the most common category in KM research was management. The main publications for KM research include Journal of Knowledge Management, and Knowledge Management Research & Practice. A keywords analysis determined that "knowledge sharing", "innovation", "ontology", and "knowledge management" were consistent hotspots in knowledge management research. Through a document co-citation analysis, the intellectual structures of knowledge management were defined, and four emerging trends were identified that focus on new phenomenon, the practice of knowledge management, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) management based on knowledge perspective, innovation and performance, and big data-enabled KM. We also provide eight research questions for future studies. Our results will benefit academics, researchers, and research students who want to rapidly obtain an overview of knowledge management research. This study can also be a starting point for communication between academics and practitioners.

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“…Keywords enable the readers of papers to determine the conceptual structure of a discipline without consulting the full text of the papers (Romo-Fernández et al, 2013). The co-word analysis method is based upon two main assumptions: first, the keywords are carefully selected by the authors and accurately represent the articles' content; second, the co-occurrence of two themes in different articles indicates the correlation between them (Feng et al, 2017).…”

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Exploring the conceptual structure of the auditing discipline through co‐word analysis: An international perspective

2019

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The purpose of this study was to explore the conceptual structure of the auditing discipline between 2000 and 2016, by synthesizing keywords cited in 2,119 articles published in 24 accounting and auditing journals, using co-word analysis and social network analysis (SNA). We aimed to highlight dominant, fading, and emerging themes in the discipline across the periods and across continents. The main outputs of this study can be summarized as follows. The consistent decline in fragmentation, and the increase in connectedness, within the SNA showed that the auditing discipline became an increasingly tight and more cohesive network. While the generic keywords auditing and auditor were used far less frequently in the final period of the study, the keywords audit quality, audit fees, internal control, financial reporting quality, and continuous auditing were increasingly cited across the study periods. Moreover, regional analyzes unveiled similarities and differences between territories.

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“…Contrary to what Romo‐Fernández and others () did in their study, namely, select a journal in the area and extract the keywords to analyze from that 1 journal, we downloaded all the keywords from all the citable documents published in all journals included in the specific Scopus subject area of FS during the period 2003 to 2014.…”

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“…Procedures are applied to this network designed to detect groups of strongly related keywords. The result is a picture of the thematic structure of the research (Romo‐Fernández and others ).…”

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New Scientometric‐Based Knowledge Map of Food Science Research (2003 to 2014)

Blázquez-Ruiz

Guerrero‐Bote

Anegón

2016

Comp Rev Food Sci Food Safe

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This article describes an analysis of keywords which was aimed at revealing publication patterns in the field of Food Science (FS) during the last decade, including the temporal evolution of its different research lines. To this end, the records of the specific subject area of FS were 1st retrieved from Scopus, and then their keywords were processed to resolve the obvious problems of synonymy and to limit the study to those most frequently used. These keywords were grouped into thematic clusters based on a scientometric technique known as co-word analysis. The structure of the clusters, their scientific impact, and their temporal evolution were then analyzed. This type of analysis is of great interest for all researchers in FS-for new researchers because they can form an objective vision of the subject based on the data from papers that have been published in the last decade, and for experienced researchers because they can contrast their own vision of the field with this objective overview. The results showed there to has been a clear increase in scientific production related to FS. This production had a structure corresponding to 5 major clusters which were themselves disaggregated into 18 2nd-level clusters. The cluster that had received most attention was that corresponding to antioxidants in food, being the cluster with the greatest scientific impact and the greatest growth in the period.

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Co-word based thematic analysis of renewable energy (1990–2010)

Cited by 49 publications

References 25 publications

Visualizing the Academic Discipline of Knowledge Management

Visualizing the Academic Discipline of Knowledge Management

Exploring the conceptual structure of the auditing discipline through co‐word analysis: An international perspective

New Scientometric‐Based Knowledge Map of Food Science Research (2003 to 2014)

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