Industrial Processes Management for a Sustainable Society: Global Research Analysis

Abad-Segura, Emilio; Morales, Manuel; Cortés‐García, Francisco Joaquín; Ureña, Luis Jesús Belmonte

doi:10.3390/pr8050631

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“…All analyses were performed using the bibliometric method [87][88][89]. Through this method, which has been used in more than 3200 investigations, the most relevant aspects of the subject under study were identified and described.…”

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The Role of Women in a Family Economy. A Bibliometric Analysis in Contexts of Poverty

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The concept of family economy in the context of extreme poverty is of interest when it comes to analyzing the strategies displayed to prevent or reduce the effects of this situation of exclusion. Gender roles in the nucleus of the family institution will indicate the distribution of these tasks, so that we can understand, in the case of the role of women, the specific weight of their actions in this scenario. For this work, an investigation of our object of study was carried out for the period 1968–2019. A bibliometric analysis of 2182 articles was carried out in which the final versions of articles, books, and book chapters whose subject matter was related to the categories of family economy and poverty were included. The most productive journal was the Journal of Development Economics, while World Economies was the most cited. The authors with the most articles were Ravaillon, Sadoulet, and Lanjouw. The most productive institution was the World Bank. The country with the most publications and citations was the United States. Future research should focus on analyzing the role of women within the family economy in the context of poverty. Thus, a line of research is proposed that also includes the proposals from the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals, which means an urgent call for action by all countries.

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“…These prolific authors produced a high number of articles and achieved high scientific impact in research. The h-index is an important metric used to evaluate the cumulative impact of a researcher’s publication output and performance by comparing the publications to citations [ 29 , 30 ].…”

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“…This paper utilized a comparative bibliometric study between two different focus of studies by quantifying the articles published over the years followed by extracting the information and then presented using network analysis. However, several other methods such as qualitative measurements using questionnaires on the opinions of people with various backgrounds and seeking experts for constructive discussions could be combined with the traditional bibliometric approach (hybrid model) [ 30 , 31 ]. Alternatively, a topology structure and model mapping could also be used to determine the extent of advancement over different fields or disciplines and increase the robustness of the bibliometric analysis [ 13 , 32 ].…”

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A Review and Bibliometric Analysis on Applications of Microbial Degradation of Hydrocarbon Contaminants in Arctic Marine Environment at Metagenomic and Enzymatic Levels

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The globe is presently reliant on natural resources, fossil fuels, and crude oil to support the world’s energy requirements. Human exploration for oil resources is always associated with irreversible effects. Primary sources of hydrocarbon pollution are instigated through oil exploration, extraction, and transportation in the Arctic region. To address the state of pollution, it is necessary to understand the mechanisms and processes of the bioremediation of hydrocarbons. The application of various microbial communities originated from the Arctic can provide a better interpretation on the mechanisms of specific microbes in the biodegradation process. The composition of oil and consequences of hydrocarbon pollutants to the various marine environments are also discussed in this paper. An overview of emerging trends on literature or research publications published in the last decade was compiled via bibliometric analysis in relation to the topic of interest, which is the microbial community present in the Arctic and Antarctic marine environments. This review also presents the hydrocarbon-degrading microbial community present in the Arctic, biodegradation metabolic pathways (enzymatic level), and capacity of microbial degradation from the perspective of metagenomics. The limitations are stated and recommendations are proposed for future research prospects on biodegradation of oil contaminants by microbial community at the low temperature regions of the Arctic.

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“…For this reason, in the context of scarcity and fluctuation in the costs of raw materials, the CE contributes to the security of supply and to the re-industrialization of the national territory. Therefore, it manages to convert waste into raw materials, as a paradigm of a future system [51,52].…”

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Effects of Circular Economy Policies on the Environment and Sustainable Growth: Worldwide Research

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The challenge of transitioning from a linear to a circular economy model is still ongoing and requires the development and application of new knowledge, leading to innovative, technological, and sustainable processes, products, and services. The evolution of global research on this topic from 2004 to 2019 was studied in this work. For this purpose, a bibliometric analysis of 1366 articles was applied, producing results on the scientific productivity of the driving agents that most contribute to this theme. The findings show a growing interest, especially in the last four years, in the study of circular economy (CE) policies on the environment. The main subject area that articles address is environmental science. Five research lines have been identified, which mainly study the efficient management of energy resources and the economic factors that make the CE model possible: Environmental pollution and agricultural activity; waste management to avoid a negative environmental impact; improvement of the environmental impact through ecological products; the product life cycle, and the consequences of climate change. The implementation of CE policies will contribute to making economies less dependent and unprotected and more competitive. Global research has exhibited an upward trend during the period analyzed and has grown exponentially since 2015, coinciding with the publication of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda.

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Industrial Processes Management for a Sustainable Society: Global Research Analysis

Cited by 53 publications

References 144 publications

The Role of Women in a Family Economy. A Bibliometric Analysis in Contexts of Poverty

The Role of Women in a Family Economy. A Bibliometric Analysis in Contexts of Poverty

A Review and Bibliometric Analysis on Applications of Microbial Degradation of Hydrocarbon Contaminants in Arctic Marine Environment at Metagenomic and Enzymatic Levels

Effects of Circular Economy Policies on the Environment and Sustainable Growth: Worldwide Research

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