Exploring the Nexus of migration, financial environments, and sustainability: A bibliometric insight into global research trends

This article focuses on analyzing the relationship between migration, financial stability, and the ability of countries to support sustainable development and inclusive growth. This study is based on a sample of academic articles from the Scopus database, where it was found that the chosen topic, although niche, has become increasingly popular since 2017. The analysis results indicate that most authors who publish papers on this topic mainly focus on other research issues, so their research is only secondary. This leads to a noticeable deficit in systematic research in the field. This article examines the geographical distribution of research in detail, emphasizing that the most active research works are conducted in Europe, China, and the USA. The absence of strong research networks is also indicated, which may affect the development and depth of analysis in this field. The collected data show that the topics of publications change depending on economic, social, and political factors in the international arena. Identifying such dynamics is vital for understanding how changes in the global economy and politics can affect the sustainable development strategies of countries in the context of migration processes and financial sustainability. This study contributes to the understanding of the complex interplay between migration, economic stability, and sustainable development strategies, pointing to the need for further in-depth analyses and interdisciplinary approaches in studying these issues.