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Retrospection of green investment intentions research landscape using bibliometric analysis

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  • Prabhakar Singh Tomar
  • Prashant Trivedi
  • Vaishali Chandwani
  • Prakash Narain Pandey

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The objective of this investigation is to synthesise the publication trends associated with green investment intentions and to conduct a comprehensive analysis of literature pertaining to green investment by scrutinising 640 articles sourced from the Scopus database. The study utilises bibliometric analysis to delineate the intellectual landscape of this domain, accentuating prominent contributors comprising the most influential authors, journals, and foundational articles. Through an examination of author collaboration networks and co-citation networks, this research clarifies the interconnections and impacts among scholars. It delineates the collaborative patterns that influence the discourse surrounding green investments. The analysis reveals critical research themes, including green finance, ESG investment, climate change, socially responsible investing, and green bonds. This study furnishes significant insights into the evolution, trends, and focal areas of green investment research, thereby serving as a comprehensive resource for both scholars and practitioners seeking to navigate and contribute to this dynamic discipline.

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  • Prabhakar Singh Tomar & Prashant Trivedi & Vaishali Chandwani & Prakash Narain Pandey, 2026. "Retrospection of green investment intentions research landscape using bibliometric analysis," International Journal of Process Management and Benchmarking, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 22(4), pages 486-509.
    • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijpmbe:v:22:y:2026:i:4:p:486-509
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