Strategic Entrepreneurship: A Bibliometric Analysis Using R
Keywords:
entrepreneurship, bibliometric analysis, strategic entrepreneurshipAbstract
The purpose of this study is to analyse strategic entrepreneurship using a literature review and bibliometric analysis. The purpose of the study was to systematically record the intellectual structure, volume, trends in knowledge development, and significance of the author and source. Data was collected and analysed using Scopus databases using Microsoft Excel and R Studio. Based on a substantial body of literature, we compiled a searchable database of the 298 most pertinent papers from the last ten years. According to preliminary data, there may have been a rise in the number of books authored on strategic entrepreneurship between 2013 and 2022. The most significant journals, writers, and papers on the subject are identified using the bibliometric analysis using R. This study indicates that a new research topic can be developed by distilling the most important aspects of strategic entrepreneurship into a single idea, opening up new research directions for the discipline as a whole.
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