Sustentabilidade organizacional: uma análise bibliométrica

Abstract

Sustainability is a theme that is linked to several areas of knowledge, subject to a constant process of evolution, and because of this, it does not yet have a consensus on its meaning. However, it is an application that requires resource management, long term benefits. This study is delimited as a study object for the analysis of scientific production on organizational sustainability and its main objective is to present the bibliometric characteristics of scientific studies on organizational sustainability. This is an exploratory research, with a quantitative approach, making use of bibliometric research for results studies. From this, a research had as its database the Scopus platform, where were found 153 publications on organizational sustainability. Subsequently, two types of research were carried out, the first to identify the temporal evolution of scientific production in the field, the authors and journals with the largest publications, as well as the works with the greatest impact from the use of the number of citations. tools for database filters Scopus and the second was focused on the presentation of co-authorized networks, co-citation and co-occurrence of keywords, using the VOSViewer © software. An analysis allowed us to infer that it is a recent theme, with few studies regarding organizational sustainability, but the theme presents a significant growth over the years. It was also possible to conclude that language the predominant language in the production of research studies is the English language, with the United States of America as the country with the largest production on the subject. The study also confirmed, through the analysis of authors, journals and co-occurrence of keywords, such as the main bibliometric laws, Lotka's Law, Bradford's Law and Zipf's Law in relation to the subject.