The sustainability approach used by the most cited authors in the web of science
Resumen
Sustainability has permeated political, organizational and social debates for a long time. This concept has evolved and for more than thirty years has included the debate on the balance between the social, economic and environmental dimensions. Given this context, we sought to find out which approach is given to the term “sustainability” in the Web of Science in the period from 2020 to 2023. For this purpose, a systematic review of the literature was carried out using the Methodi Ordinatio. For data analysis, Vosviewer® software was used for network analysis and Nvivo® for content analysis. As a result, it was observed that the articles indicate an imbalance of concern between the three dimensions, with the prevalence of the environmental dimension. This can be explained by the countries of origin of the main authors. It is concluded that, paradoxically, more environmental results can be obtained if the debate is balanced between the dimensions and the needs of the most different territories.
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