Bibliometric Analysis of Social Entrepreneurship

Abstract

Social entrepreneurship is a new subject that is gathering researchers' thoughts because of the social data of this kind of business. The chief mark of this chapter is to orchestrate experts in making a theoretical design and to coordinate researchers who are new in cordial business research, so they know which diaries and authors to advise while focusing on this quirk. To do this, this survey uses the Scopus informational index to conclude the investigation districts with the best assessment yield, the countries and lingos responsible for most amicable business research, the journals that disseminate most investigation, the year in which research on agreeable undertaking began, and the most relevant makers with conveyances on well-disposed business.

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