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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.

 

 

The objective in this research is to identify, categorize and discuss what is currently being studied and discussed on project learning. In this case, we used the database Scopus to survey the studies, considering the main journals in the Project Management area. The research started from a bibliometric analysis identifying 256 articles, and after analysis and adjustments, we considered 85 articles in the final sample. After conducting a factor analysis, we recognized five factors related to project learning, which indicated the research fronts for a systematic review. As a result, we identified that individual learning, learning between projects and learning in project-based organizations are the topics of concentration covered in academic research in the last ten years. As a contribution, we understand that these themes help researchers and the Project Management community to understand the theoretical bases and their relationship with project learning, thus indicating new possibilities for studies.

 

 

This study uses bibliometric techniques to identify the primordial characteristics of the production of scientific articles on Data Managment. Classified as applied in nature, with a quantitative approach and exploratory character, the research retrieves from the Web of Science, SCOPUS, ScienceDirect and Emerald databases, a total of 3,683 scientific articles published between 1963 and 2018. As an outcome, the paper reveals the trend of growth in the rhythm of publications on the topic addressed, which reached its peak in 2017 with 210 articles published. For the sample, Yin Zang is the most productive author with 18 papers and, by network analysis, H. Garcia-Molina is the most influential author. Among the most recurrent keywords, it emphasizes the concepts non-related to information technology – the term “human” with one of the most influential. The analysis of the journals highlights the superiority of the sources of research on technology, with a predominance of the theme “databases”, but also highlights the presence of journals in the medical field and correlates.

 

 

Objective: To analyze the editorial themes published in the Acta Paulista de Enfermagem journal throughout its first thirty years of existence. Methods: Bibliometric study of editorials published between 1988 and 2017 using Health Descriptors and quantitative and qualitative analysis of specific terms and categories discussed from the perspective of Michel Foucault’s genealogy of knowledge. Results: In total, 129 editorials, 389 standardized terms and 706 categories were collected. The most frequent specific terms resulted in the triad of thematic trend in (1) Editing/Periodic publication, (2) Research and (3) Training/Specialty. In turn, the categories indicated the thematic trend in Public Health. Conclusion: The terms and categories conveyed politically based ideas of valuing Nursing, an event that coincided with the struggle for the development of the National Health Service. This social interconnection demonstrates that the panoptic vision of editorials went beyond their academic and scientific functions.

 

 

Introduction: The successive transformations in mental health practices and theoretical approaches in Occupational Therapy, both in Brazil and worldwide, give rise to the need of systematizing and identifying what has been produced and disseminated by occupational therapists on this topic. Objectives: To describe the panorama of scientific productions about Occupational Therapy and mental health, considering variables such as year, language, country, methodological approach, and object of the studies. Method: This exploratory and descriptive research was based on a quantitative approach, using bibliometric analysis to systematize its data. Results: 249 studies were analyzed that demonstrate the highest incidence of Brazilian, Australian, American, and Canadian articles, published in English and mainly from the 2000s onwards. The predominant methodological approach was qualitative, and nine categories were created to deal with the objects of the studies. Conclusion: The results of the mapping of Occupational Therapy scientific production in mental health enabled the identification of theoretical and practical interests and trends over time worldwide.

 

 

Objective: To describe the scientific production of the International Classification for Nursing Practice throughout dissertations and theses published by nurses in Brazil from 1996 to 2016. Method: A bibliometric, descriptive, quantitative documentary study, carried out from October/2015 to July/2016 on the sites of the Center of Studies and Research in Nursing (CEPEn), at the thesis and dissertation banks of the Coordination of Improvement of Higher Education Personnel and of the Plataforma Sucupira (Sucupira Platform). Results: There were 108 productions, 30 theses and 78 dissertations. In 2014, there was the largest number of publications (19). The Graduate Program in Nursing of the Universidade Federal da Paraiba had the highest number of productions (23). Regarding the theme, the use in clinical practice was highlighted (69), followed by the elaboration of terminology subsets (17). Conclusion: The Brazilian scientific production setting on ICNP degrees is expressive, evidencing this system as a tool that allows the provision of systematic care.

 

 

Despite the growing interest in consumption experience, literature claims for a unifying perspective, combining elements from consumers and marketers, depicting the complexity of this phenomenon. This article addresses this research gap and aims to develop a literature review on consumption experience, drawing its social and intellectual structure, and set a research agenda. In a hybrid literature review composed of bibliometric analysis and a systematic review, we examined 90 papers from high-quality journals on business and management areas. Findings indicate six research interests: escape experiences, virtual experiences, customer journey, customer experience innovation, service experience, and customer experience management. This analysis led us to draw a research agenda composed of the main gaps in consumption experience, engendering the main contribution of this paper. The future of this literature must consider developments in escape experiences, online customer experience, service experience, customer experience management, and the intersection between these themes.

 

 

This research panoramically and empirically reviews the scientific production on coastal governance studies, mapping global networks of countries, organizations, authors, themes, and journals as referents for this topic. The articles were examined through a bibliometric/scientometric approach based on 2043 articles corpus stored in the Web of Science (JCR), applying the bibliometric laws of Price, Lotka, and Zipf to add further validity to the use of VOSviewer for data and metadata processing. The results highlight an uninterrupted exponential increase in publications since 1991, with a high concentration in 29 countries (21%), 461 organizations (18%), 99 authors (1.45%), and 4 growing journals (1%). The emerging topics observed in the literature are related to coastal sustainability and coastal management. Complementing previous studies on coastal zone management and marine territorial planning, we add coastal systems governance as a topic.

 

 

Thirteen general anthropology journals, selected from the lists on the Scimago Journal and Country Rank portal, have been using a bibliometric methodology. The objectives were: a) to analyze the similarity relationships among the journals; b) to analyze the similarity relationships among the bibliometric indicators; c) to establish their discriminatory value. The indicators analyzed were those provided by the Scimago Journal and Country Rank portal. Univariate (Simpson proportions diagrams) and multivariate analysis techniques (phenogram and principal component analysis) were used. Among the conclusions of this study, it can be mentioned that: 1) five groups of journals are observed, which mainly responds to indicators of impact, prestige, and production; 2) the high correlation among some indicators (> 0.95), shows the existence of redundancy among them when grouping or discriminating the journals; 3) the groups of indicators found are not consistent with those based on the typology or the way of calculating the variables; and 4) an Editor/Director of a generalist anthropology journal has three strategies to increase the impact and prestige of him/her journal: a) that the “desirable” indicators have high values and the “undesirable” ones have low values; b) that the “desirable” indicators have high values, to compensate the adverse effect of high values in the “undesirable” indicators; 3) offset the relatively low values of the “desirable” indicators, with also low values of the “undesirable” ones.