Forty years of Computers &amp; Industrial Engineering: A bibliometric analysis

Cancino, Christian A.; Merigó, José M.; Coronado, Freddy; Dessouky, Yasser; Dessouky, Mohamed I.

doi:10.1016/j.cie.2017.08.033

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“…Previous bibliometric analyses were usually based on the two most widely recognized international databases: WoS and Scopus [49] (Google Scholar is questionable as it incorporates unreliable references [50]). We concentrated on data provided by the WoS, which only includes the most influential journals with the highest standards [51], following previous studies [51,52].In order to select the kind of TS research to be evaluated, we retrieved all the papers that used the keywords "sustainability" and "tourism" simultaneously when concentrating on TS, and, in addition, the keywords "income" and "employment" when focusing on TS related to income and employment. Although various studies focus on only one keyword and analyze only one or various sections in WoS, we opted for using two keywords and all the sections in the WoS [53].…”

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Tourism and Sustainability: A Bibliometric and Visualization Analysis

Garrigós‐Simón

Narangajavana-Kaosiri

2018

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Sustainability is a growing research topic in tourism due to the importance of environmental and social issues, and the maintenance of patrimony and other facilities to conserve the potential of tourism destinations. Specifically, sustainability in tourism is crucial in order to guarantee a consistent development of destinations, measured by growth in income and employment. This relevance has been translated into an explosive growth in the sustainability literature regarding tourism, income, and employment. However, there is a lack of bibliometric and visualization research on tourism sustainability (TS), and specifically on its relationship with income and employment. This paper aims to present a bibliometric overview of TS research, and specifically TS related to income and employment. The current work analyzed 2279 references collected from the Web of Science (WoS) Core Collection database and used the visualization of similarities (VOS)viewer program to graphically map the material. The study used co-occurrence of keywords, co-citation, bibliographic coupling, and co-authorship analyses. The results identify the development status and the leading trends in terms of impact, main journals, papers, topics, authors, institutions, and countries. The analysis and graphical presentations are relevant, as they can help researchers and practitioners better understand the state of the art of TS. explains the concept of TS and the relevance of bibliometrics for analyzing TS research by explaining bibliometrics in sustainable tourism. Then, it will look at the lack of bibliometrics in TS, considering its relationship with income and employment, and, finally, the relevance and contributions of our research.The concept of TS derives mainly from the broad terms of sustainability and sustainable development, although it has its own peculiarities, "the idea of sustainability in tourism has emerged as a new paradigm" [1] (p. 1123). The definition of sustainability is elusive (it is estimated that there are more than 300 definitions [6]). However, it emphasizes the need to preserve limited resources for future generations. Therefore, one of the most accepted definitions of sustainable development, that of Brundtland [7] (p. 43), defines it as "development which meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs". The concept of sustainable development "has provided a platform on which different stakeholders in tourism can interact, negotiate, and reflect on their actions' consequences for the environment" and "the basic ideas and principles of sustainable development have been applied to tourism" [1] (p. 1124). However, the more specific concept of sustainable tourism also suffers an ambiguity in its definition [8] and has an integrative and multidimensional character that makes the concept difficult to quantify [9]. This has led to the appearance of conceptual, definitional papers, meaning that the debate about the concept has involved continuous, ongoing, unresolved c...

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Tourism and Sustainability: A Bibliometric and Visualization Analysis

Garrigós‐Simón

Narangajavana-Kaosiri

2018

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“…The analysis considers a wide range of issues including the publication and citation evolution of the journal, the most cited articles, the citing articles and the most frequent author keywords, and also a graphical analysis by using the VOS viewer software (Van Eck & Waltman, ). This software uses several concepts including bibliographic coupling, cocitation, and co‐occurrence of keywords (Cancino, Merigó, Coronado, Dessouky, & Dessouky, ; Laengle et al, ). Bibliographic coupling appears when two documents cite the same third document (Kessler, ) while cocitation occurs when two documents receive a citation from the same third document (Small, ).…”

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Twenty‐five years of the Information Systems Journal: A bibliometric and ontological overview

Paz

Merigó

Powell

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Information Systems Journal

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The Information Systems Journal (ISJ) published its first issue in 1991, and in 2015, the journal celebrated its 25th anniversary. This study presents an overview of the leading research trends in the papers that the journal has published during its first quarter of a century via a bibliometric and ontological analysis. From a bibliometric perspective, the analysis considers the publication and citation structure of the journal. The study then develops a graphical analysis of the bibliographic material by using visualization of similarities software that employs bibliographic coupling and cocitation analysis. The work produces an ontological framework of impact and analyses the journal papers to assess qualitatively ISJ's impact. The results indicate that the journal has grown significantly over time and is now recognized as one of the leading journals in information systems. Yet challenges remain if the journal is to meet its aims in impacting and setting the agenda for the development of the Information Systems field.

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“…Laengle et al (2017) conducted a study for the fortieth anniversary of the European Journal of Operational Research. Cancino et al (2017) did the same for the fortieth anniversary of Computers & Industrial Engineering.…”

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“…This paper conducts a bibliometric analysis of a specific journal. This methodology has previously been used in other studies and journals, such as, the Annals of Tourism Research (Swain et al, 1998), the Journal of Sustainable Tourism (Lu & Nepal, 2009), Knowledge-Based Systems (Cobo et al, 2015), the Journal of Business Research (Merigó et al, 2015a), Computers & Industrial Engineering (Cancino et al, 2017) the International Journal of Intelligent Systems , and the Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing (Mulet-Forteza, Martorell-Cunill, Merigó, Genovart-Balaguer, & Mauleon-Mendez, 2018). This paper considers a wide range of methods to represent the bibliographic data under study.…”

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Sustainable Tourism Research Towards Twenty-Five Years of the Journal of Sustainable Tourism

Mauleón-Méndez

Genovart-Balaguer

Merigó

et al. 2018

Advances in Hospitality and Tourism Research (AHTR)

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The Journal of Sustainable Tourism (JOST) is a main journal in 'Geography, Planning and Development'. The concept of sustainable tourism has gained importance over time. This paper presents a general overview of the journal over its lifetime by using bibliometric indicators. Moreover, in order to establish the position of sustainable tourism research, this paper identifies the trends in research through bibliometric studies. It uses the Scopus database to analyse the bibliometric data. This analysis includes key issues such as the publication and citation structure of the journal; the most cited articles; the leading authors, institutions, and countries in the journal; and the keywords that are most often used. This paper also uses the visualization of similarities to graphically map the bibliographic material. This analysis provides further insights into how JOST links to other journals and how it Mauleon-Mendez et al. 24links researchers across the globe. These results indicate that JOST is one of the leading journals in the areas where the journal is indexed, with a wide range of authors from institutions and countries from all over the world publishing in it. The results of the current study can provide insights into topics related to sustainable tourism that can be researched in the future.

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Forty years of Computers & Industrial Engineering: A bibliometric analysis

Cited by 263 publications

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Tourism and Sustainability: A Bibliometric and Visualization Analysis

Tourism and Sustainability: A Bibliometric and Visualization Analysis

Twenty‐five years of the Information Systems Journal: A bibliometric and ontological overview

Sustainable Tourism Research Towards Twenty-Five Years of the Journal of Sustainable Tourism

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