Nearshoring: un análisis bibliométrico
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análisis bibliométricos, nearshoring, web of scienceResumen
La inversión nearshoring representa un importante impulsor, que tiene efectos notables en el crecimiento económico. Nearshoring se ha estudiado en términos de las motivaciones y factores que lo impulsan. El objetivo del trabajo es presentar las principales contribuciones en este campo mediante análisis bibliométricos, utilizando la base de datos Web of Science. Se identifican autores, instituciones, revistas y países de gran influencia que estudian el tema en el período 2007-2023. El estudio permite resumir el estado actual y las tendencias de desarrollo en nearshoring. Se utiliza software VOS viewer para crear mapas gráficos y visualizar las conexiones existentes en el estudio. Los resultados muestran un aumento en la atención en el tema.
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