International Journal of Emerging Markets: a bibliometric review 2006–2020

Kumar, Ashish; Sharma, Shikha; Vashistha, Ritu; Srivastava, Vikas; Tabash, Mosab I.; Munim, Ziaul Haque; Paltrinieri, Andrea

doi:10.1108/ijoem-05-2021-0668

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“…Bibliometrics is an analytical approach to analysing related documents by topic or source to review a research domain (Nicholas & Ritchie, 1978). Visual results are useful to clearly show the relationships between various key features of articles, such as authors, dates, and keywords (Kumar et al, 2022;Rousseau et al, 2008).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Social media and constructing the digital identity of organizations: A bibliometric analysis

Czakon,

Jedynak,

Kuźniarska

et al. 2023

EBER

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The study aimed to map the stock of knowledge on organizational identity in a digital environment. Research Design & Methods:We systematically reviewed the literature to map the current research landscape and identify gaps that need to be addressed to better understand how organizational identity is constructed in a digital environment. We used a bibliometric visual analysis to provide a comprehensive overview of the field. We ran a co-occurrence of words analysis to identify central and peripheral themes. Findings: Organizational identity and digital organizational identity seem to be topics detached from mainstream research. Most of the literature has adopted the individual level of analysis and left other levels of analysis unattended, including the organizational level in particular. We see this gap as a major theoretical and empirical vacuum in the existing literature. Implications & Recommendations:We identified a research gap regarding the lack of research on the construction of organizational identity in the digital environment at various levels of analysis. We also found that scholars did not devote attention to the micro level of analysis, i.e. individual interactions such as posts, tweets, etc. although it may be instrumental to the construction of an organization's digital identity. Contribution & Value Added:The article contributes to research on organizational identity shaped in the digital world, especially from the perspective of social media. We show gaps in existing approaches and levels of analysis. Article type:research article

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Social media and constructing the digital identity of organizations: A bibliometric analysis

Czakon,

Jedynak,

Kuźniarska

et al. 2023

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“…In light of this, providers of banking services are less confident in their ability to cross-sell expensive, additional items to their current customers or rely on the traditional banker-customer relationship (Hailat, Jarah, Al-Jarrah, & Almatarneh, 2023). Because it includes a diverse range of pre-and post-purchase behaviors, purchasing behavior is regarded as a very complicated phenomenon (Kumar et al, 2022). Therefore, financial accounting technology stems from the fact that it is built on innovation and can provide clients with more varied and flexible financial services than the ones provided by the traditional model (Abad-Segura, González-Zamar, López-Meneses, & Vázquez-Cano, 2020).…”

Section: Asian Economic and Financial Reviewmentioning

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The role of financial accounting technology in improving customer relationship management in Jordanian banks

Almatarneh,

Zaqeeba,

Jebril

et al. 2023

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This study aims to investigate the role of financial accounting technology in improving customer relationship management (CRM) in Jordanian banks. The study used a questionnaire survey based on previous relevant literature to obtain the necessary data. Using a quantitative analysis method, a random sample of 113 employees working in Jordanian banks was selected. The bootstrapping method was used to investigate the connection between financial accounting technology and CRM. To comprehend the significance levels, the path coefficients, T-values, and p-values are the most typical outcomes in the structural model. The direct effects showed that financial accounting technology, including innovation, flexibility and transparency, had a significant positive effect on CRM. In line with the results, relying on financial accounting technology in banking transactions enables the creation of global electronic markets that contribute to economic growth, and banks' use of financial accounting technology can provide high-quality services for customers. The outcome of this study lays the groundwork for future research to advance the knowledge in this field.

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Extending the boundaries of financial reporting in the extractive industries: Insights from bibliometric analysis

Centorrino,

Naciti,

Rupo

2024

Corp Soc Responsibility Env

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Financial reporting in extractive industries (EIs) is a crucial function that warrants further attention in the literature. Previous studies have identified several issues related to financial reporting quality, its impact on stock prices, and the relationship between financial reporting and corporate governance. However, significant gaps remain in understanding the impact of the extractive industry's unique characteristics and the role of regulators in enhancing financial reporting practices. This study aims to illuminate the research trajectory affecting extractive firms by describing the state‐of‐the‐art regarding related accounting standards through a mapping of currently accessible studies. To achieve this, we applied a bibliometric analysis methodology. Bibliometric techniques provide a quantitative approach for objectively assessing literature, offering a comprehensive overview of influential authors, journals, themes, and countries within a specific research field. This approach also facilitates the identification of research trends and the prediction of future developments. The study highlights the growing demand for sustainability reports as the primary formalized means for companies to disclose their sustainable development efforts. Research on sustainability reporting in the mining sector underscores the importance of integrated sustainability reporting, with a focus on understanding the evolution and advancement of reporting methodologies across all dimensions of corporate social responsibility.

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International Journal of Emerging Markets: a bibliometric review 2006–2020

Cited by 4 publications

References 189 publications

Social media and constructing the digital identity of organizations: A bibliometric analysis

Social media and constructing the digital identity of organizations: A bibliometric analysis

The role of financial accounting technology in improving customer relationship management in Jordanian banks

Extending the boundaries of financial reporting in the extractive industries: Insights from bibliometric analysis

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