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Corporate social responsibility, accounting, and auditing: A retrospective review

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  • Madan Lal
  • Rishi Bhushan Kumar
  • Amit Kumar
  • Hari Singh Saud
  • Varun Kumar Rai

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The primary purpose of this article is to conduct the bibliometric review of corporate social responsibility, accounting, and auditing-related 405 publications from the Scopus database and in the A*, A, and B category of Australian Business Deans Council’s journal quality list. We have conducted a descriptive analysis that presents the annual publication and citation trend, collaboration pattern, most influential articles, and most productive and influential journals, authors, countries, and organizations. In contrast, network analysis includes the country co-authorship, journal citation, author keyword co-occurrence, journal co-citation, and bibliographic coupling of documents. At last, we have reviewed the contents of bibliographic-based clusters to present past and present CSR, accounting, and auditing and found the gap that can help in future research by stakeholders.

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  • Madan Lal & Rishi Bhushan Kumar & Amit Kumar & Hari Singh Saud & Varun Kumar Rai, 2022. "Corporate social responsibility, accounting, and auditing: A retrospective review," International Journal of Accounting, Business and Finance, Indian Accounting Association, Patna Branch, vol. 1(2), pages 48-74.
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