A Decade of Change: Bibliometric Exploration of Blue-Green Economic Integration and Sustainability

This research applies a qualitative approach with bibliometric analysis to explore literature on blue-green economic integration and inclusive growth in the context of sustainability. Through a structured literature review, this study maps and evaluates research gaps and identifies relevant keywords. Analysis was carried out using the Publish or Perish application and VOSviewer software, which allows visualization of trends, collaboration between authors, and citation patterns. The results of the analysis reveal six main findings: first, the link between blue and green economies remains underexplored; second, research on economic policy integration needs to be improved; Third, the social impact of inclusive growth needs to be researched further; Fourth, focus on local and global contexts in implementing sustainable economics must be increased; Fifth, the relationship between Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and sustainable economic practices is still not widely researched; Sixth, innovation and technology in the context of the blue-green economy require more attention. In conclusion, there is significant integration between blue and green economies in achieving sustainable development, which is increasingly urgent in the period 2015 to 2024. However, there are still many research gaps that need to be addressed, including in-depth studies of the interactions between blue-green economies, policy integration, impacts social, as well as the role of SDGs and technological innovation.