Bibliometric Analysis of Global Re-search in the Field of Creative Industries

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

1 Ph.D. in Business Management, University of Tehran;College of Fa-rabi’ and Instructor of Management Development Research Center (MDRC)

2 Assistant Professor at the school of Management and Accounting, University of Tehran, College of Farabi

3 Professor at the School of Management and Economics of Tarbiat Modares University.

4 Assistant Professor at the Department of Business Administration; university of Tehran.

Abstract

Purpose:The aim of this paper was the bibliometric analysis of the research published in the Scopus database on the subject of creative industries and to introduce the world's scientific map over the past 20 years in order to develop and create more of their role in the economy, between 2000 and 2019.
Methodology: In this study, 1026 scientific sources on the subject of creative industries have been analyzed in the form of thematic research from the Scopus database. Data analysis was performed by the facilities of this database as well as VOS viewer software, which is visualization software.
Findings: The results of this study showed an upward trend in the publication of articles in the field of creative industries in the last 12 years. The top 5 countries in the field of scientific production were the United Kingdom, China, Australia, Indonesia and the United States. The evolution of keyword concepts has also developed from "Introduction and Deployment of Creative Industries" to "The Role of Creative Industries in the Economy and Creating New Jobs" and then to "Education and Introduction as Development Tools" and finally to "Classification of Creative Industries and Development Policy Making".
Conclusion: Examining this evolution shows that special attention should be paid to the issue of classification of creative industries and development policy making in them because currently the most important issue in the field of creative industries is in prestigious journals around the world and not enough studies have been done.

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