Producción Científica

 

 

Scientific publications on social innovation and interest in the subject have grown substantially in the last decade, evidencing the need for more studies in this direction. This study aimed to map the scientific publications and intellectual structure in the field of social innovation, through a bibliometric study. The bibliometric survey specifically considered the period 2006-2021, through data indexed by the SCOPUS database, which included journals with a high impact factor. A total of 1192 articles were analyzed using the software VOSviewer (VOS) 1.6.15, to graphically map the material. The results showed explosive growth in the academic literature on social innovation in the last decade; moreover, they allowed the identification of the main authors, articles, topics, institutions, and countries in the field. From the analyses, a theoretical framework structured with four main emphases (clusters) was evidenced: (1) social entrepreneurship and the third sector; (2) strategic management and innovation; (3) sociopolitical aspects, urban development, and governance; and (4) innovation and sustainability.

 

 

The article aims to present the development of the existing scientific literature on teleworking and identify whether Covid-19 has had an impact on scientific production in the Scopus and Web of Science databases. The methodology used to develop this research is based on a bibliometric study between the period from 1977 to October 29, 2020, in which a total of 1667 documents were reviewed through the Bibliometrix and VOSviewer software, including articles, book chapters and books. The analysis that was performed on the documents was at the level of authors, sources, documents, and keywords through the number of documents, citations, H-index, Bradford’s law, Lotka, in addition to co-citation and co-authorship networks. Ultimately, scientific production has increased little by little over the years, however, Covid-19 caused this production to increase considerably. Most of the documents written on the subject are produced in collaboration and originate mostly in the United States and the United Kingdom, with Latin American countries lagging far behind in the production of teleworking documents.

 

 

The audiovisual document is a material that integrates the image in movement and the sound in its essence, and it is contacted that this type of documentary is increasingly present in the interpersonal relations and, concomitantly, in the units of information. The audiovisual document addressed in this research is the fiction film. Thus, the question consist: how is Information Science addressing the subject matter of these materials? Thus, a bibliometric survey was carried out in a database with the objective of analyzing the literature on the thematic treatment modes of fiction films in the scope of Information Science, in order to understand how the thematic treatment of these materials has been occurring. The method is documentary and bibliometric. As a result, the low incidence of studies that approach the subject is highlighted; the influence of Cinema as a discipline in the processes of audiovisual indexing and the presence of a vast field for the development of researches.

 

 

Scientific production in the last decades has evidenced an increase in burnout syndrome in healthcare professionals. The objective of this bibliometric study was to analyze scientific productions on burnout in nurses in 2009-2019. A search was made on the Web of Science database on burnout in nursing. The variables evaluated were number of publications per year, productivity based on the journal and relationships between authors. Data were analyzed using Bibexcel software, and Pajek was used to visualize the co-authorship network map. A total of 1528 publications related to burnout in nurses were identified. The years with the most productivity were 2016 to 2017, when the publication rate increased noticeably over previous years. The Spanish journal with the most production on the subject was Atencion Primaria. The co-authorship network analyzed illustrated collaboration patterns among the researchers. Scientific publications on the subject have increased in recent years due to problems in the healthcare system, which is in need of prevention and intervention programs for healthcare professionals.

 

 

Over time, many studies have emerged on the solidarity economy theme, highlighting its relevance as a mechanism for promoting sustainable development. In this scenario, Social Incubators are considered institutions that provide appropriate technical and methodological support, both to assist solidarity enterprises that seek to value local aspects, and having a capable instrumentality of supporting the formulation and supervision of public policies that measure development. As a result, the existing interrelation and productive potential between the solidarity economy and the Social Incubators can stimulate regional development through public policies. This study seeks to understand how scientific research on Social Incubators has been evolving as a tool to corroborate the promotion of public policies on regional development in the solidarity economy context. With the methodology based on bibliometric analysis’ properly selected articles from the Web of Science and Scopus bases, a scientific framework was found which expresses elements linked to the theme with regards to sustainability, information systems to the coherent policy indicators creation to the local reality and cases of solidarity initiatives that corroborate regional and national development. It was concluded that there is a growing number of studies with the potential to contribute to this proposed intersection in favor of development, showing that the support and technology of extension programs that involve Social Incubators, associated with solidarity economy, can stimulate regional development and foster public initiatives towards national progress. The proposition of a bibliometric study to analyze the main elements present in the literature that encompass the connectivity of the chosen areas, bearing in mind the contribution of Social Incubators both to strengthen the solidarity economy and in the role of influencing regional development, presents itself as the research’s point of originality.

 

 

Background: Biodiesel research has been encouraged by governments, companies and research institutions worldwide. Objective: This work aimed through a systematic process to select articles published in high impact periodicals, in order to compose a bibliographic portfolio aligned with the biodiesel theme and analyze the profile of these publications. Method: The work is characterized as descriptive with a qualitative and quantitative approach through bibliometric analysis. The search was conducted in the databases SCOPUS and ScienceDirect through twenty-two keywords. Results: At first, it was obtained a total of 1030 articles in 193 journals. This number was reduced by selecting the journals with impact factor (JCR) above 2.5 (75 % of the total), thus having a total of 49 journals containing 599 articles. The search resulted in a sample of 30 articles that form the literature portfolio in the Scopus and SienceDirect databases. The principal journals found are: Energy, Energy Policy, Environmental Science and Technology, Fuel, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews.

 

 

This article analyzes the academic production on sexual violence related to the armed conflict at global level and in Colombia, reported in Scopus and Web of Science, until the year 2019. This analysis allows identifying the evolution of the issue, the characteristics of the publications, the productivity of the authors and the main research topics. Methods: Exploratory-descriptive bibliometric analysis developed in three phases: identification of criteria and selection of keywords; search and systematization of data and results analysis. Publication: Scopus and Web of Science until 2019. Sample: Growth, authors with more publications, authors with more citations, publications per year, research areas, document types, countries with the highest academic production. Results: The publications reported by both platforms are related to the fields of social sciences and law. The main documents published are articles in academic journals. The largest academic output is available in English. Most are individual authors, although institutional authors are also reported in the case of the academic production on Colombia. The report of the academic production of social organizations that have studied the subject is minimal.

 

 

It is important to take knowledge of the progress and level of scientific production of a discipline, so the review of articles published in scientific journals constitutes a relevant source for this analysis. Thus, in this article, research was conducted regarding of the works published in the Accounting and Business Magazine of the Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru in the period 2006 to 2019, through bibliometric research. The research has a descriptive, longitudinal and retrospective design, applied to the 28 issues published in 14 volumes, through the analysis of the categories defined in the methodology, which were accessed from the journal’s website. As main results, it was observed that the topics of greatest preference for the authors are located in the areas of administration, Financial Accounting, Finance and Management Accounting. Likewise, it is observed that most of the articles are descriptive and most of them correspond to authors with a different affiliation to the institution that publishes the magazine, with a high participation of male authors.

 

 

This paper presents a bibliometric study, which seeks to characterize papers that address competence-based management and that are indexed in the Web of Science and Scopus databases in terms of scientific production, collaboration, and impact. All the papers published in journals or in conference proceedings that contained the terms “competenc* management” or “compentenc* based management” in their titles, abstracts, or keywords were analyzed. The results show that computational sciences, human resources management, strategic management, and industrial relations and labor correspond to the macro-categories that characterize competence-based management. This paper also indicates that collaborations between authors do not establish strong co-authorship networks. It also shows that the most cited papers were published in journals of different areas. It concludes that studies conducted in the area of competence-based management can be developed in a more assertive way if they take into consideration the context of the current state of research in this area.

 

 

This work aims to present a systematic review of the literature on Scientific Tourism, in the Brazilian and international contexts. Through exploratory research and systematic and bibliometric reviews of the literature, in Web of Science, Scopus, and Publicacoes de Turismo databases, this study sought to identify scientific paper production related to the term “Scientific Tourism” until the present moment. A total of 32 articles were qualitatively and quantitatively analyzed, using Mendeley, Excel, QGIS and IRAMUTEQ software. Bibliometric laws were also verified. The main results point to a concentration of studies in 2016, and coming from European countries, especially from Poland. The articles were published in 23 journals from 13 countries, with emphasis on: Ido Movement for Culture, Annals of Tourism Research and Revista Brasileira de Ecoturismo. A total of 65 authors or co-authors were identified, the main ones being Polish: Wojciech J. Cynarski and Krzysztof Kubala. The categorization of themes around Scientific Tourism brings together discussions about scientific travel and events, nature tourism, education, geotourism, and socioeconomic development. Finally, the need for publications that deepen the theoretical discussion on Scientific Tourism is highlighted.