Knowledge mapping analysis of resilient shipping network using CiteSpace

The concept of resilience has been mentioned in many fields in recent years. In a broad sense, resilience refers to coping with risks. It generally refers to the system's ability to promptly adapt to impacts and changes and maintain functional and structural integrity. In the shipping sector, t...

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Published in:Ocean & coastal management 2023-10, Vol.244, p.106775, Article 106775
Main Authors: Chen, Jihong, Liu, Xiaorui, Zhou, Shaorui, Kang, Jia
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Citespace
Port management
Resilient
Shipping network
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Summary:The concept of resilience has been mentioned in many fields in recent years. In a broad sense, resilience refers to coping with risks. It generally refers to the system's ability to promptly adapt to impacts and changes and maintain functional and structural integrity. In the shipping sector, the resilience-related literature is, to a large extent, unstructured and scattered. This is because that different scholars have different starting points for studying resilience, which is embodied in different ways in various components of the shipping network. There are limited literature reviews to systematically relate research findings, streamline the evolution of frontier domains of research, and extract new trends in the fields. To this end, this article adopts a bibliometric knowledge mapping approach to review the literature on shipping network resilience systematically. The article uses CiteSpace to sort out the evolution of this field, classifying 176 related documents into seven key research topics. After analyzing the limitations and trends of the existing literature, the article proposes five research directions that may be more promising.
ISSN:0964-5691
DOI:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2023.106775