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A bibliometric analysis of performance management and employee well-being
(Sciendo, 2024-07-03) Lungu, Diana Cristina
In light of the unprecedented challenges brought about by the pandemic and recent societal shifts, there has been a notable transformation in people's lives and needs. These changes have significantly impacted professional activities, posing new challenges in maintaining organizational commitment among employees. Consequently, there is a pressing need to transition from viewing performance management as a mere task to be completed, towards a process centered on employee motivation and professional development solutions, which are imperative for organizational success in the current climate. This study aims to critically examine performance management and employee well-being practices that are relevant in the contemporary context. The overarching goal is to develop a novel approach centered on addressing employees' needs to optimize organizational performance. To achieve this objective, the research methodology employs a bibliometric analysis leveraging insights from VOSviewer software. This approach entails a comprehensive review of specialized literature on performance management, alongside articles addressing the evolving needs and demands of employees. This analysis, by highlighting significant themes, relationships, and developing patterns, serves as a key tool for guiding future research efforts and informing organizational policies targeted at improving both performance outcomes and employee well-being.
A bibliometric analysis of the role of the intellectual capital in the organizational agility and performance
(Sciendo, 2023-07-14) Stratone, Mădălina Elena
The aim of this paper is to present a bibliometric analysis of the literature focusing on the role of the intellectual capital in the organizational agility and performance. The methodology used is based on a bibliometric analysis that was performed with t he specialized software VOSviewer. The analysis graphically illustrates nine semantic clusters that are presenting the co-citation distances between various concepts that are related to the search expressions that were used, including ”intellectual capital”, ”performance” and ”agility”. When it comes to the database, there were used the papers published in journals that were indexed in Scopus. The outcomes of this research paper are the graphical representation of the semantic clusters for the already mentioned searched expressions and a series of tables that include the content analysis of the nine clusters and other data of interest concerning the publications (such as the top 10 countries that published articles related to the topic of interest and the types of documents retrieved).The findings are demonstrating that there is a consistent link between innovation, intellectual capital, knowledge management, performance and agility. The contribution of this research comes from the fact that it is the first bibliometric analysis of the correlation between intellectual capital, performance and agility, as reflected in the papers retrieved from Scopus.
Examining the EU policies and corporate relations through a cybersecurity lens
(C.H. Beck Publishing House, 2024) Sarcea (Manea), Oana-Alexandra; Costea, Ana-Maria; Zbuchea, Alexandra
The present paper integrates a broad analysis of European Union policies and their synergy with private corporations through a cybersecurity filter. As the digital landscape evolved, the EU has implemented a series of regulations and directives aimed at sustaining cybersecurity across member states. Various EU regulations establish strict requirements for cyber resilience and data protection. The analysis explores how these policies affect private corporations, emphasizing the impact on operational practices and compliance challenges. The paper examines the joint frameworks established between the EU and private sector entities, such as information-sharing initiatives and public-private partnerships. A bibliometric analysis was conducted to highlight the connections between the key terms used in the study. This analysis allows understanding of the interferences between the cybersecurity-related EU framework and private companies operating in the EU.
Mapping the impact of the intellectual capital on the agility and performance of an organization : a bibliometric study
(University of Zilina, 2023) Stratone, Mădălina Elena
Research Background: In a changing environment, it is very important for the organizations to understand that the intellectual capital represents an asset for the organization, as it can impact its agility and performance. While previous research has explored the relationship between intellectual capital, agility, and performance, there is a need for a comprehensive understanding of the knowledge landscape and for the research trends when it comes to this topic. Thus, a bibliometric analysis offers a systematic and quantitative approach to map the intellectual structure, identify influential studies, and uncover emerging themes and gaps in the literature. Purpose of the article: The purpose of this research is to present a bibliometric analysis of the literature focusing on the impact of the intellectual capital in the organizational agility and performance. Methods: The methodology employed in this study is centered around a bibliometric analysis conducted using the specialized software VOSviewer. This analysis visually represents nine semantic clusters that depict the co-citation relationships among various concepts related to the search terms utilized, such as "intellectual capital," "performance," and "agility." The study utilized papers published in Scopus-indexed journals as the database. Findings and value added: The research paper's outcomes consist of graphical representations of the semantic clusters associated with the aforementioned search terms, alongside tables presenting content analysis of these clusters and other relevant publication data (e.g., top 10 countries contributing to the topic and document types retrieved). The findings unequivocally establish a significant correlation between innovation, intellectual capital, knowledge management, performance, and agility. This research makes a notable contribution as the first bibliometric analysis exploring the interrelation of intellectual capital, performance, and agility, as evidenced by the papers retrieved from the Scopus database.
Sustainability in the Knowledge Economy: A Bibliometric Analysis of Research Trends and Policy Perspectives
(Sciendo, 2025) Ciuciuc, Victor-Emanuel; Vătămănescu, Elena-Mădălina; Gheorghiu, Anda
Integrating sustainability into managerial strategies has become a key research area in the knowledge economy, reflecting the growing need for organizations to adopt environmentally and socially responsible business models. This study conducts a bibliometric analysis of sustainability research, highlighting its impact on organizational performance and strategic management. Analyzing the academic output from 2000 to the present, this paper maps the evolution of the sustainability discourse and identifies the main research groups, thematic trends and citation networks in the field. Using data extracted from the Scopus database, this study applies bibliometric methodologies, including common-word analysis, citation mapping, and Bradford and Lotka’s laws, to track the intellectual structure of sustainability research. Results reveal a steady increase in academic contributions, with a notable acceleration over the last decade, indicating the growing relevance of sustainability as a strategic pillar for organizations. Key themes identified include corporate social responsibility, green innovation, stakeholder engagement and regulatory adaptation. Accordingly, this paper contributes to the scientific and managerial discourse by providing a structured synthesis of research on sustainability in the knowledge economy. The results provide insight into theoretical advances, research gaps and potential directions for future studies, guiding policy makers, academics and business leaders in developing sustainable business strategies. The study also highlights the role of collaborative research networks in promoting innovation and driving sustainable change in times of disruption.
Tracing the Discourse on Overtourism
(The Bucharest University of Economic Studies In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services, 2025) Balliu, Brian; Zbuchea, Alexandra
This study analyzes the discourse surrounding overtourism by synthesizing academic perspectives and media representations, highlighting the dynamics and diverse effects of this modern phenomenon. This study aims to critically analyze the evolution of overtourism as an interdisciplinary topic, examining its ecological, socio-cultural, and economic implications. The methodology comprises two analyses: a comparative computational media analysis using Media Cloud to investigate overtourism coverage in major global tourism destinations and a bibliometric analysis conducted with VOSviewer to assess scholarly outputs obtained from Scopus. The comparative media analysis from 2020 to 2024 reveals varying national perspectives on overtourism, highlighting ethical concerns in German and Swiss media in contrast to sensationalist and conflict-oriented representations in Spanish and French outlets. Japanese coverage prioritizes domestic issues, whereas British reports highlight international viewpoints. The bibliometric analysis from 2013 to 2024 reveals a rise in scholarly attention before the pandemic, followed by stabilization in the post-pandemic period. Key thematic clusters encompass strategic management, heritage conservation, environmental sustainability, urban transformation, social impacts, and post-pandemic tourism dynamics. The academic discourse emphasizes the impact of overtourism on ecological degradation, community tensions, cultural commodification, and economic disparities, underscoring the need for integrated governance and community involvement in effective tourism management. The findings indicate that overtourism has significant negative effects, including the exacerbation of socioeconomic inequalities, ecological stress, and cultural degradation. Additionally, tourismophobia is rising, leading to conflicts. Furthermore, they underscore the role of grassroots movements in promoting sustainable and equitable tourism practices. The study concludes by advocating for comprehensive governance frameworks, community-oriented solutions, and interdisciplinary research to promote sustainable and resilient tourism.

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