Organizational resilience and sustainability: a bibliometric analysis

Figures & data

Figure 1. Flow chart of study selection using Prisma.

Figure 2. Gradual increase in production.

Table 1. Yearly production productivity of the total published documents.

Year	Total publication	Total citations	h-Index
2022	20	898	9
2021	25	521	30
2020	19	307	33
2019	12	161	29
2018	12	126	28
2017	3	114	30
2016	8	71	21
2015	4	52	18
2014	5	32	17
2013	1	25	16
2012	5	14	10
2011	2	3	2
2010	1	0	0

Figure 3. Citation matrix.

Table 2. Total publication citation and h-index.

Country	Total publications	Total citations	h-Index
United States	25	510	9
United Kingdom	21	424	11
Australia	13	527	9
Canada	7	736	4
Germany	7	222	3
New Zealand	7	273	5
China	6	62	3
India	6	28	2
Italy	6	129	4
Sweden	6	105	3

Figure 4. Author cited the highest.

Table 3. Authors with the highest number of publications.

Author	Total publication	Total citation	h-Index
Manab, N.A.	3	25	2
Aziz, N.A.A.	2	0	0
Griffith, A.	2	374	2
Hall, C.M.	2	66	1
Khan, Z.	2	49	2
Kirkwood, J.	2	56	2
Linnenluecke, M.K.	2	374	2
Sarkis, J.	2	290	2
Sharma, S.K.	2	1	0
Tamanna	2	1	0

Figure 5. Gradual increase and decrease in citations of affiliations institutes.

Table 4. Top 10 affiliation institutions with the highest contribution.

Affiliation	Total publication	Total citation	h-Index
University Utara Malaysia	3	25	2
University of Victoria	2	374	2
Arizona State University	2	14	1
Technologic de Monterrey	2	6	1
University of Kent	2	49	2
Worcester Polytechnic Institute	2	290	2
Oulun Yliopisto	2	66	1
University of Otago	2	56	2
Punjab University	2	1	1
Boston University	2	57	1

Figure 6. Journal with citation details.

Table 5. Journal with citation details.

Source	Total publication	Total citation	h-Index
Business Strategy and the Environment	7	498	6
Journal of Cleaner Production	6	137	5
Technological Forecasting and Social Change	4	60	3
Corporate governance Bingley	2	27	2
Emerald Emerging Markets case studies	2	0	0
International Journal of Operations and Production Management	2	224	2
International Journal of Organizational Analysis	2	17	2
International Journal of Scientific and Technology Research	2	1	1
Journal of Business Ethics	2	15	2
Journal of Business Research	2	17	2

Table 6. Top cited title.

Year	Authors	Title	Source	Citation
2016	(Ortiz-de-Mandojana & Bansal, 2016)	The long-term benefits of organizational resilience through sustainable business practices	Strategic management journal	331
2021	(Sarkis, 2021)	Supply CHAIN sustainability: learning from the COVID-19 pandemic	International Journal of Operations and Production Management	218
2012	(Linnenluecke et al., 2012)	Extreme weather events and the critical importance of anticipatory adaptation of organizational resilience in responding to impacts	Business Strategy and the Environment	200
2011	(Winn et al., 2011)	Impacts from climate change on organizations: a conceptual foundation	Business Strategy and the Environment	174
2011	(Ates & Bititci, 2011)	Change process: a key enabler for building resilient SMEs	International Journal of Production Research	166
2018	(Korber & McNaughton, 2018)	Resilience and entrepreneurship: a systematic literature review	International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behavior and Research	140
2021	(Negri et al., 2021)	Integrating sustainability and resilience in the supply chain: a systematic literature review and a research agenda	Business strategy and the environment	72
2017	(Hall et al., 2017).	Tourism and resilience: individual, organizational and destination perspectives	Tourism and Resilience: individual, organizational and destination perspectives	65
2012	(Rodima-Taylor, 2012)	Social innovation and Climate adaptation: local collective action in diversifying Tanzania	Applied Geography	56
2016	(Eltantawy, 2016)	The role of supply management resilience in attaining ambidexterity: a dynamic capability approach	Journal of Business and Industrial Marketing	50

Figure 7. Network visualization.

Table 7. Cluster analysis.

Cluster	Keyword	Occurrences	Total link strength
Cluster one – sustainable development and resilience	Adaptation	11	57
	Adaptive management	13	45
	Capacity building	8	49
	Climate change	37	136
	Collaboration	8	21
	Ecosystem resilience	15	74
	Environmental manager	8	32
	Environmental sustainability	12	42
	Food security	8	22
	Governance approach	11	49
	Information management	8	23
	Innovation	27	80
	Learning	15	75
	Planning	9	23
	Resilience	115	268
	Sustainability	167	409
	Sustainable development	87	214
	United States	13	70
	Vulnerability	8	16
Cluster 2 – building sustainability programs in organizations for human well-being	Adult	11	89
	Article	32	190
	COVID-19	38	132
	Education	14	69
	Female	9	81
	Healthcare delivery	10	66
	Healthcare personnel	9	78
	Human	45	250
	Humans	35	212
	Leadership	24	112
	Male	8	77
	Mental health	8	42
	Organization	13	74
	Organization and management	16	97
	Pandemic	13	73
	Program sustainability	9	59
	Psychology	8	53
Cluster 3 – strategic decision-making and management for organization performance	Conceptual framework	11	39
	Decision making	22	67
	Management	8	23
	Policymaking	8	39
	Organizational framework	21	74
	Strategic approach	16	49
	Supply chain management	8	18
	Uncertainty analysis	9	31
Cluster 4 – building organization resilience through risk management	Organizational	8	21
	Organizational resilience	43	119
	Risk management	8	19

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Data availability statement

The data set used for this research is from Scopus websites, so they are openly available to access points.