| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 896787 | Technological Forecasting and Social Change | 2011 | 6 Pages |
The objective of this research work is to study the progress of research on technological uncertainties, social uncertainties and emerging markets and outline and identify the key disciplines, journals, articles and authors. For this the author studied the existing literature from the various fields in which technological uncertainties, social uncertainties and emerging markets research work have been published using ISI Web of Knowledge database. The paper finds that there is increasing research work on technological uncertainties, social uncertainties and emerging markets and the bibliographical search resulted in ninety-one documents written by one-hundred-sixty-one authors in eighty-four journals in seventy-two disciplines. The five major disciplines and their underlying journals are business and economics, agriculture, psychology, public administration, and environmental sciences and ecology accounting for majority of publications. In journals the most prolific, measured by number of articles published are Harvard Business Review, Social Science and Medicine, World Development, and Higher Education; and most influential, measured by the global citation received, are Harvard Business Review, Social Science and Medicine and Sociological Review. The top 10% of the journals are responsible for 23% of all publications but 85% of all global citations received. This highlights that despite the high, diverse and increasing number of journals; only few are dominating and shaping the research arena of technological uncertainties, social uncertainties and emerging markets. Further, in the ten most cited articles, no author appears more than once.
Research highlights►We study state of research on technological social uncertainties in emerging markets. ►We find key disciplines, journals, articles and authors using ISI Web of Knowledge. ►Despite increasing number only few journals are dominating and shaping the research. ►In the ten most cited articles no author appears more than once. ►Economy, employment and education are the most co-related and globally cited topics.
