Scholarly Communication in Global Business Review of the last decade as reflected in SCOPUS: A Bibliometric survey

Authors

SUDAM CHARAN SAHU Mr., Central University of Gandhinagar, GUJFollow
GATI KRUSHNA NAYAK Mr., CSIR-National Chemical Laboratory (NCL) Pune, MHFollow
CHANDRAKANT SWAIN Dr., Indian Institute of Management Raipur, C.GFollow
SUDESHNA TRIPATHI Ms., Adamas University, Barasat, KolkataFollow

Date of this Version

Summer 5-23-2021

Comments

The focussed survey analysed a reputed multidisciplinary Sage & IMI Delhi published management journal- GBR emphasising on Asian & Indian aspects articles of last 10 years through various Bibliometric indicators.

Abstract

The research paper aims to analyse the research output of “Global Business Review” Journal during the period of 2011-2020. The SCOPUS (a product of Elsevier) multidisciplinary abstracting and citation database has been used to retrieve records. The raw bibliographic and citation retrieved data are analysed with bibliometrix R-package. Based on the retrieved data of “Global Business Review” research publication is analysed and interpreted. The performance of the annual scientific productions, most productivity countries, authors, Affiliations/Institutions –wise and citation reference is analysed. The findings reveal that total 1071 publications are there during the period of study, the most influential Affiliations International Management Institute, New Delhi with 70 publications and India with a highest share of 62.84% publications.