Cartografía internacional y multidimensional de la ecoansiedad y la acción climática: análisis bibliométrico de la literatura global.
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https://doi.org/10.15649/2346030X.5606Palabras clave:
ecoansiedad, acción climática, análisis bibliométrico, investigación interdisciplinaria, tendencias mundialesResumen
El cambio climático ha intensificado la aparición de la ecoansiedad, una respuesta emocional caracterizada por angustia, miedo y desesperanza frente a la crisis ambiental. Este estudio tuvo como objetivo mapear la evolución y características de la producción científica global sobre ecoansiedad y acción climática; para lo cual, se aplicó un análisis bibliométrico a 1 570 publicaciones indexadas en Scopus (2018–2025), procesadas con Bibliometrix (R) y VOSviewer, evaluando tendencias, autores, revistas, instituciones, países y clústeres temáticos. Los resultados muestran un crecimiento anual del 116,85 %, con un promedio de 4,13 coautores por artículo y 25,99 % de colaboración internacional; asimismo, destacan P. Pihkala (29 publicaciones) y S. Clayton (22) como autores líderes; a su vez, el Journal of Environmental Psychology y Sustainability como principales revistas; y University College London (115 artículos) como institución más productiva; además, se identificaron cuatro clústeres temáticos: dimensión clínica-emocional, acción climática/activismo, protagonismo juvenil y justicia climática/políticas públicas; encontrándose que persisten vacíos en sostenibilidad, educación climática y análisis interseccionales. Se concluye que el campo presenta alta interdisciplinariedad y rápida consolidación, pero requiere diversificar contextos geográficos y enfoques para convertir la ecoansiedad en un catalizador de acción climática efectiva, inclusiva y socialmente pertinente.
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