Scientific Output of the European Journal of Tourism Research: A Bibliometric Overview and Visualization

Soliman, Mohammad; Lyulyov, Oleksii; Shvindina, Hanna; Figueiredo, Ronnié; Pimonenko, Tetyana

doi:10.54055/ejtr.v28i.2069

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“…Tourism has the attributes of a green industry because of its strong correlation and environmental friendliness. There has been widespread concern about the externalities of tourism on the destination’s economy and environment [ 5 , 18 ], as well as tourism development under the framework of sustainable development goals [ 76 ]. Nevertheless, few studies have focused on the questions of “Does tourism affect green development?…”

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Tourism and Green Development: Analysis of Linear and Non-Linear Effects

Jia

2022

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Clarifying the relationship between tourism and green development is conducive to promoting the harmonious coexistence of tourism industry benefits and economic and environmental systems. The externalities of tourism on economies and the environment have sparked numerous fascinating academic research debates; however, few studies have considered the impact of tourism on green development that balances economic growth and environmental protection. This study selects the green development efficiency measured by the super-efficient SBM model with undesired output as a proxy indicator of green development and adopts the panel data regression model and dynamic panel threshold regression model to investigate the linear impact and non-linear characteristics of tourism on the green development efficiency for 284 cities in mainland China at the prefecture level and above. The main findings are as follows: (1) Although China’s green development efficiency showed an upward trend during the study period, the overall level was not high. (2) Tourism has significantly promoted the improvement of China’s green development efficiency, indicating that tourism has become an effective driver of China’s economic green transformation. (3) This type of positive promotion of green development by tourism has a non-linear threshold characteristic, which means that, with the continuous improvement of the development level of the tourism industry, after crossing a specific threshold value and entering a higher level of development, the tourism industry will have an increasing marginal impact on the green development efficiency.

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Tourism and Green Development: Analysis of Linear and Non-Linear Effects

Jia

2022

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“…The study of a green brand evolution in the context of corporate social responsibility took place in several stages. The methodology of the research took into account the experience that proved relevant in the existing publications in the domain (Kwilinski et al, 2022a;Polcyn et al, 2022;Soliman et al, 2021;Us et al, 2021a;Us et al, 2021b;Zhang et al, 2022;Dzwigol, 2021a).…”

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A Country's Green Brand and the Social Responsibility of Business

Ziabina

Dźwigoł-Barosz

2022

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Recently, the topic of carbon neutrality has been gaining momentum. Such trends are mainly related to the adoption of important global agreements, such as the European Green Deal, as well as the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals. Such trends have a positive effect on countries, but in such situations, states must quickly respond to the challenges and needs of the world and have an understanding of how to respond to these trends. To date, there are many ratings that can be used to form a portrait of a country (investment, social, environmental, etc.), but currently the rating of the green brand of a country is becoming more relevant. There are problems regarding its improvement and filling, yet this is a new evaluation of a country for this period of time. It is relevant today to study the nature and architecture of the concept of a green brand, as well as the search for the main determinants of its impact. The purpose of the article is to analyse publications in order to identify patterns in the development of the green brand and the social responsibility of business. The article provides a bibliometric analysis of research in the field of green branding and corporate social and environmental responsibility. The authors selected more than 10,000 works published in 2000–2021 indexed by the scientometric databases Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar. Using VOSviewer, the results of the bibliometric analysis were visualized on the definition map. This made it possible to identify seven clusters that combine 58 terms. As a result of the research, using the constructed bibliographic map, the connection between the terms ‘green brand’ and ‘corporate social responsibility’ was revealed.

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“…One of the most pioneering works is the study of Fahimnia, Sarkis, and Davarzani (Fahimnia et al, 2015), who performed a remarkable investigation of green supply chain management as a separate direction in research and offered the roadmap for further investigation in this field. The term 'bibliometrics' was originally introduced by (Pritchard, 1969), but lately this type of research has expanded to many different fields, including tourism studies (Soliman et al, 2021) or multidisciplinary research linked to a particular field (Shvindina, 2019), particular for sustainable innovations (Bilan et al, 2020) and proved to be an effective tool in literature review studies.…”

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Cross-Country Analysis of Competitiveness Towards Innovation Potential Assessment for Industrials

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Taraniuk

Kotenko

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The global competitiveness report reveals cross-regional and cross-country disparities, and the innovation development of industrials shows how difficult it is to build and support competitiveness at a high level and increase innovation potential. The bibliometric analysis proves the diversity of the studies in the field and the increasing trend in paper production. The lack of understanding of the link between different levels of competitiveness and the need to monitor and forecast innovative development necessitated the cross-country benchmarking of industrials' innovation potential. The offered methodology is a seven-stage algorithm of innovation potential assessment, based on an existing GCI methodology modified to reveal innovation development differences, and tendencies for particular industries. The ranking was performed for major industrial countries to reveal the gaps in innovative activities and develop catch-up strategies.

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Scientific Output of the European Journal of Tourism Research: A Bibliometric Overview and Visualization

Cited by 58 publications

References 23 publications

Tourism and Green Development: Analysis of Linear and Non-Linear Effects

Tourism and Green Development: Analysis of Linear and Non-Linear Effects

A Country's Green Brand and the Social Responsibility of Business

Cross-Country Analysis of Competitiveness Towards Innovation Potential Assessment for Industrials

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