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https://doi.org/10.14483/2256201X.24293Publicado:
01-07-2026Número:
Vol. 29 Núm. 2 (2026): Julio-diciembreSección:
Artículos de revisiónSostenibilidad ambiental del mueble de madera: un análisis bibliométrico y de redes
Environmental sustainability of wooden furniture: a bibliometric and network analysis
Palabras clave:
social network analysis, bibliometrics, sustainable development, wood industry, wood products (en).Palabras clave:
análisis de redes sociales, bibliometría, desarrollo sostenible, industria de la madera, productos de madera, sector forestal (es).Descargas
Resumen (es)
Este estudio presenta un análisis bibliométrico y de redes sobre el conocimiento global de la sostenibilidad ambiental del mueble de madera, el objetivo es develar la producción científica del tema, ofreciendo un panorama general y actual del mismo; así como identificando patrones de colaboración científica y temáticas desarrolladas. Se generó una colección de 295 documentos, extraídos de Scopus. Se utilizaron técnicas bibliométricas en dos vertientes: análisis de desempeño y mapeo de la ciencia, usándose además el enfoque del análisis de redes sociales. Los resultados indican que el tema es reciente y ha venido creciendo en los últimos años. La participación de autores es amplia pero dispersa. Además, con la red de palabras clave se identificaron cuatro ejes temáticos. Los hallazgos pueden ser utilizados por varios actores involucrados en el sector de mueble de madera, desde investigadores hasta hacedores de política, contribuyendo con un objetivo más amplio de desarrollo sostenible.
Resumen (en)
This study presents a bibliometric and network analysis regarding the global knowledge of the environmental sustainability of wooden furniture. It aims to reveal the scientific production of this theme, showing a general and current overview of it, as well as identifying patterns of scientific collaboration and topics developed. A collection of 295 documents was compiled, extracted from Scopus. Bibliometric techniques were used on two streams: performance analysis and science mapping; using, besides, a social network analysis approach. The results indicate that the topic is recent and has grown in the last years. Involvement of authors is broad but dispersed. Additionally, with the network of keywords, four thematic streams were identified. The findings can be used by different stakeholders involved in the wooden furniture sector, from researchers to policymakers, contributing to a wider objective of sustainable development.
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