Poor bibliometric studies do not make bibliometrics poor science: a response to Ellegaard

A bibliometric investigation of research trends in environmental, social, and governance research using VOSviewer and Biblioshiny

This study analyses the development, conceptual foundations, and emerging directions of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) research, with particular emphasis on its contribution to business sustainability and financial performance. It aims to map the dominant research themes in the ESG literature, examine the...

Mapping the Global Landscape of Political Culture Research: A Bibliometric Analysis of Scopus-Indexed Literature

This study analyzes global trends in the study of political culture from 2004 to 2025 through a bibliometric approach to Scopus indexed publications. Political culture, which includes people's values, beliefs, and attitudes toward the political system, is an area of research that continues to evolve along with global p...

CREATIVE PROCESS ENGAGEMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY

Although the volume of publications on Creative Process Engagement (CPE) is expanding, there is still a lack of a systematic review or bibliometric analysis to consolidate and evaluate the existing scholarly works. This study aims to unearth the publication pattern, most influential authors and sources, and dominant ke...

Contributions and Impact of Philippine Library and Information Science (LIS) Research (1980-2024): A Bibliometric and Citation Context Analysis

Rethinking entrepreneurial orientation and performance: a 30 – year bibliometric review towards more contextual and sustainable perspectives

This paper examines the evolution of research on Entrepreneurial Orientation (EO) and its relationship with firm performance over a 30-year period. While EO remains a central construct in entrepreneurship studies, concerns persist regarding its conceptual consolidation, limited contextual diversity, and the periphe...

Societal Altmetrics Impact of Research Publication on Academia and ResearchGate: Scientometric Citation Analysis

Social websites serve as a unique, quick, and sometimes early indicator of research visibility that supplements conventional citation measures, according to a comparative scientometric examination of the societal impact of research articles on social websites (typically evaluated using Altmetrics). Social impact gauges...