UMA ANÁLISE BIBLIOMÉTRICA DO SOCIOMETABOLISMO (1991-2020)
Palavras-chave:
Análise Bibliométrica, Biblioshiny, VOSviewer, Sociometabolismo, Contabilidade de Fluxo MaterialResumo
O trabalho tem a finalidade de compreender o potencial bibliográfico em torno da pesquisa sociometabólica por meio da construção de um portifólio bibliométrico. O levantamento contou com cinco palavras chaves, resultando em 890 produções científicas publicadas entre 1991-2020, disponíveis no banco de dados Web Of Science (WOS). Usando os softwares VOSviewer e Biblioshiny, foram mapeados os dez principais autores, artigos e países; além de cocitações e coocorrência de palavras. Os resultados indicam uma relevante rede de pesquisa em torno do sociometabolismo na Europa, a expansão da China como tema-chave e uma carência de artigos em inglês vindos da América Latina, o que representa um potencial fronteira de expansão. Os periódicos Journal of Cleaner Production (maior índice G) and Ecological Economics (maior índice H) são os veículos mais relevantes para a publicação da pesquisa sociometabólica. Muito embora os temas sejam conceitualmente interligados, advoga-se por uma maior aproximação de colaboração de pesquisa entre economistas ecológicos e pesquisadores do sociometabolismo.
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