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Mapping sustainable supply chain innovation: A comprehensive bibliometric analysis
Mohammad J Aladaileh1, Eva Lahuerta-Otero2, Khaled Jameel Aladayleh3
1Department of business process design, Universidad de Salamanca, Salamanca, Spain.
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|April 16, 2024
Summary
This study analyzes 1158 articles on Sustainable Supply Chain Innovation (SSCI). Research shows a growing trend, with six key clusters identified, offering insights for businesses and collaborations.
Area of Science:
- Business and Management
- Environmental Science
- Innovation Studies
Background:
- Sustainable Supply Chain Innovation (SSCI) is a growing research area.
- Understanding its evolution and trends is crucial for academic and business advancement.
- Bibliometric analysis provides a robust framework for mapping research landscapes.
Purpose of the Study:
- To conduct a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of SSCI research.
- To identify key journals, authors, institutions, and global contributions.
- To uncover emerging trends and research clusters within SSCI.
Main Methods:
- Bibliometric analysis of 1158 English-language SSCI articles from the Scopus database.
- Network analysis and density-based spatial clustering to identify research themes.
- Trend analysis of research output over time.
Main Results:
- A consistent increase in SSCI research output since 1999, with a significant surge in the last decade.
- Identification of six distinct research clusters: Sustainability and Responsibility in Business, Navigating Innovation and Disruption, Sustainable Business Strategies, Environmental Sustainability and Innovation, Sustainable Food Systems and Environmental Impact, and Sustainable Business Dynamics.
- Mapping of key contributors, institutions, and global research hotspots.
Conclusions:
- The SSCI field is diverse and evolving, with strong interconnections between sustainability and Supply Chain Management (SCM).
- The identified clusters offer a structured understanding of the SSCI research landscape.
- Findings provide actionable insights for businesses to anticipate trends, implement optimal practices, and foster strategic collaborations.
Keywords:
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