A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS FOR STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT FOCUSED ON ENERGY AND SUSTAINABILITY

Objective: This study aims to analyze the evolution and current state of research on stakeholder management related to energy and sustainability through bibliometric analysis, identifying key themes, influential authors, and emerging trends. Theoretical Framework: The research is grounded in stakeholder theory and bibliometric methodologies, utilizing visualization tools to map scientific production and collaboration patterns within the field. Method: A comprehensive bibliometric analysis was conducted using data extracted from the Scopus database, showcasing bibliometric indicators such as publication counts, citation analysis, h-index, and co-authorship networks were employed, complemented by research trends and thematic clusters over time. Results and Discussion: The analysis reveals a growing interest in stakeholder management within the energy and sustainability domain, with significant contributions from a core group of authors and institutions. Key research themes include renewable energy, policy integration, and stakeholder engagement strategies. The study highlights the evolution of research focus areas and identifies influential publications and collaboration networks. Research Implications: Findings provide valuable insights for researchers and practitioners aiming to understand the development of stakeholder management in energy and sustainability. The identification of influential works and emerging themes can guide future research directions and policy formulation. Originality/Value: This paper presents a comprehensive bibliometric study focusing specifically on stakeholder management in the energy and sustainability sector, offering a systematic overview of publication trends, influential contributors, and thematic evolution, contributing to the strategic development of research in this field.