Bibliometric analysis on university social responsability published in magazines belonging to Scopus during the period 2016-2018
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Bibliometrics, university social responsability, database, Scopus, bibliometric analysisAbstract
The general objective of this research was to analyze a bibliometric study in the Scopus database on university social responsibility in the period 2016-2018, the methodology used was based on a descriptive quantitative method and the sample was taken for convenience. The conclusions show that the articles published in the Scopus Database related to university social responsibility belong to various international journals, with the category of Moderate Producers, affiliated with university institutions, reflecting that most of the publications were produced in Spain. Likewise, it can be affirmed that each scientific production will allow universities to overcome the difficulties derived in terms of Social Responsibility and the original value that prove the performance of university social responsibility and compliance with sustainability guidelines.
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