Twenty Years of <i>Latin American Business Review</i>: A Bibliometric Overview

Kumar, Satish; Pandey, Nitesh; Tomar, Sweta

doi:10.1080/10978526.2020.1722683

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“…This will permit observation of the magnitude of changes in taxpaying units established in the tourism destinations as a result of the sanitary crisis, as a way to better understand the region's resilience and business closure in major adverse situations (Landini et al 2018;Sabatino 2016). The research is in line with the growing interest in academia and practitioners to inductively examine neglected topics in tourism industry crises (Pennington-Gray 2018), such as taxation-related consequences of economic crises in tourism (Jiang et al 2019) and the impacts produced by structural changes in understudied geographical regions, such as Latin American countries (Kumar et al 2020). The methodology employs probability distributions and definite integrals analysis, which constitute classical mathematical techniques with multiple applications in a wide range of fields but are innovative for evaluating the economic impact of a crisis in tourism industry contexts.…”

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Effects of COVID-19 on Variations of Taxpayers in Tourism-Reliant Regions: The Case of the Mexican Caribbean

Cruz-Milán

Puls

2021

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Given the tourism industry’s risk and vulnerability to pandemics and the need to better understand the impacts on tourism destinations, this research assesses the effect of the COVID-19 outbreak on the variation of taxpayer units in the Mexican Caribbean region, which includes some of the major sun-and-sand beach destinations in Latin America. Using monthly data of registered taxpayer entities at the state and national levels as the analysis variable, probability distributions and definite integrals are employed to determine variations of the year following the lockdown, compared with previous years’ data. Results indicate that despite the government’s measures to restrict businesses’ operations and a reduction in tourism activities, registered taxpayers at the regional level did not decrease for most of 2020. Further, as business activities and tourism recovered, taxpayer units increased at the end of 2020 and beginning of 2021. Surprisingly, such a pattern was not observed at the national level, which yielded no statistically significant variations. A discussion of factors influencing the resilience of the tourism region in the study (e.g., outbound markets’ geographic proximity, absence of travel restrictions, closure of competing destinations) and implications for public finances are presented.

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Effects of COVID-19 on Variations of Taxpayers in Tourism-Reliant Regions: The Case of the Mexican Caribbean

Cruz-Milán

Puls

2021

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“…This term has emerged from the library and information science research areas (Sengupta, 1992) and was referred to as “statistical bibliography” in older literature. This methodology has been used to analyze various kinds of records such as journals (Donthu et al, 2020b; Kumar et al, 2020), universities (Kumar & Pandey, 2017; Merigó et al, 2019), and topics (Baker et al, 2020; Khanra et al, 2020). These studies mainly rank key authors, institutions, and countries based on their contributions.…”

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“…Such retrospective studies have been frequently published by various journals to analyze the ongoing advancements. For instance, Donthu et al (2020a) analyzed 45 years journey of Journal of Business Research while Kumar et al (2020) provided a retrospective overview of Latin American Business Review . Other similar studies include bibliometric overview of International Journal of Advertising (Donthu et al, 2020b) and European Journal of Marketing (Martínez-López et al, 2018).…”

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Decision: A bibliometric overview since its founding.

Srivastava¹,

Sharma²,

Kaur³

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Decision

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Decision is an emerging journal in the area of judgment and decision making with significant achievements. The current study provides a retrospective overview of its journey until 2020. The findings reveal a positive trend in the overall impact of the journal in the scientific community. The study also discusses the collaboration structure among the author affiliated countries. The bibliographic coupling of the articles published in the journal resulted in six clusters, each revolving around a broad theme related to decision making. Majorly discussed topics in these clusters include rationality and coherence, information search behavior, uncertain and risky decision making, quantum models, transitive preferences, and reinforcement learning models. The clusters of keywords have been explored to identify discussion themes based on authors' keywords.

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“…Finally, we sorted in order of citation. We exported the 2,094 documents found for an analysis of keywords and abstracts via VOSviewer software, which works in great harmony as an auxiliary tool for SLR (Kumar et al, 2020;Pizzi et al, 2020).…”

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Understanding Corporate Scandals

Lopes,

Ferreira,

Ferreira

2023

Advances in Human Resources Management and Organizational Development

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This chapter presents a conceptual model for identifying and understanding corporate scandals from a governance perspective. A mixed-method literature review was conducted to gather necessary constructs and concepts. More than 1,141 relevant documents were researched in Scopus. The conceptual model distinguishes between transgressions and scandals, emphasizing the importance of intentionality, attributes, aftermaths, and the media framing process. Three essential elements for a corporate scandal were proposed: transgression, significant aftermath, and publicity. The chapter's limitations include using a single database and focusing on the corporate field, leaving out government scandals. This chapter provides valuable originality by distinguishing corporate transgressions from scandals, identifying corporate scandals, and defining many terminologies, concepts, and theorizations that had to be developed to have a universal language that could support the construction of all this reasoning.

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Twenty Years of Latin American Business Review: A Bibliometric Overview

Cited by 10 publications

References 50 publications

Effects of COVID-19 on Variations of Taxpayers in Tourism-Reliant Regions: The Case of the Mexican Caribbean

Effects of COVID-19 on Variations of Taxpayers in Tourism-Reliant Regions: The Case of the Mexican Caribbean

Decision: A bibliometric overview since its founding.

Understanding Corporate Scandals

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