Building Two Decade of Green Economy Research Theme Map for Sustainability Using a Bibliometric Approach
Febby Candra Pratama, Agung Purnomo, Fairuz Iqbal Maulana
Abstract
In the economic concept, the term green economy is known which gives a deeper focus on uniting poverty alleviation with environmental and natural conservation. The green economy is defined as a concept that results in human wellbeing and social equity, while also significantly reducing the risk of environmental damage and ecological scarcity. This study aims to present a comprehensive knowledge map about the green economy around the world based on Scopus database data. The analysis was carried out in the last 20 years, namely in 2000 -2020. Based on data mining, it was found that 657 academic documents will be reviewed in terms of annual publications, publication sources, author productivity, affiliations, countries, research subject areas, research collaborations, and a map of research themes on green business. This research contributes to the mapping of Green Economy research themes based on knowledge development based on the Circular Economy, Green Economy, Sustainable Development, and Environment, hereinafter abbreviated as CGSE.