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Sep, 2023;30 (45): 100301-100324.

Sustainability in the global value chain-a scientometric analysis.

Nimmy Rose Jacob, Shalini Aggarwal, Neha Saini, Rida Wahid, Suleman Sarwar
Author Information
  1. Nimmy Rose Jacob: Research Scholar, Department of Management Studies, Faculty of Management Studies, Netaji Subash University of Technology, Dwarka Sec. 3, New Delhi, India. Nimmy.jacob.phd21@nsut.ac.in. ORCID
  2. Shalini Aggarwal: Chandigarh Business School, Sector 112, Landran, Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Punjab, 140307, India.
  3. Neha Saini: Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi, North Campus, Delhi, India.
  4. Rida Wahid: Finance and Economics Department, College of Business, University of Jeddah, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
  5. Suleman Sarwar: Finance and Economics Department, College of Business, University of Jeddah, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
PMID: 37644275 DOI: 10.1007/s11356-023-29381-0

Abstract

For its promise in enhancing sustainability, the global value chain (GVC) has grown in relevance and sparked many studies. Due to different value activities in multiple countries and industry clusters, the competition and cooperation among value chains have attracted the considerable attention of business leaders and academicians worldwide. GVC-related sustainability research is a niche area despite its widespread presence in the literature. To bridge the gap, we use scientometric analysis in this paper, examining the corpus of 753 articles published in Web of Science journals from 2001 till 2021. This review illuminates the research performance constituents (e.g., most prolific authors, nations, institutions, and journals), the themes and issues that underpin the fields' intellectual structure, and transforming discoveries. GVC depends on nine basic clusters for sustainability research (i.e., global value chain participation, gendered global production network, repositioning organisational dynamics, labour stands, learning opportunities, Internet era). Future studies can be conducted to generate new knowledge across ten thematic (based on keywords) clusters (i.e., market liberalisation, trade pollution nexus, value chain dynamics, global value chain reconfiguration, non-governmental organisation, multipolar governance). A model that encompasses current knowledge of the global value chain for sustainability is developed, and avenues for future research are provided.

Keywords

Gendered global production network Global value chain Global value chain participation Market liberalisation Scientometrics Sustainability Trade pollution nexus Value chain dynamics

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Journal Article Review

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