SCIENTOMETRIC ANALYSIS IN ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION AND CURIOSITY

Identifier:  imarina:9379666

Handle: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11797/imarina9379666

Authors:  Oradini, NB; Araya-castillo, L; Boada-cuerva, M; Boada-grau, J; Ganga-contreras, F

Abstract:
Studies regarding various factors involved in both the corporate and academic realms have been scrutinized and analyzed over the past four decades, amplifying their relevance in the current period. This is specified within the framework of research concepts such as entrepreneurial orientation and curiosity through a scientometric analysis, aiming to describe the bibliometric indicators of scientific development in this field from the earliest records in the Web of Science online database dating back to 1975 to 2023, identifying authors, countries, publications, citations, journals, and institutions. In general terms, the results revealed a growing development of publications related to the thematic vector, increasing in recent years and showing a geographical concentration associated with the United States region. The findings demonstrate that greater contributions provide an updated insight into research on entrepreneurial orientation and curiosity and their development through standards-based measurements and evidence.