Table 4 Cluster analysis based on the bibliometric coupling of SRI Sukuk literature
From: A bibliometric analysis of socially responsible investment sukuk literature
Cluster | Name of the cluster | Rank of publications based on bibliographic coupling links | Prominent references ranked by co-citations across the literature | Prominent journals ranked by co-citations across the literature | Prominent organizations ranked by bibliographic coupling links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | The nature of SRI Sukuk instruments | Naifar et al. (2016) [94] | Wilson (2008) [242] | International Journal of Islamic and Middle Eastern Finance and Management [837] | Universiti Teknologi Mara [821] |
Ibrahim (2015) [92] | Miller et al. (2007) [172] | Borsa Istanbul Review [821] | International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) [656] | ||
Maghyereh and Awartani (2016) [70] | Beck et al. (2013) [126] | Journal of Comparative Economics [679] | University of New Orleans [652] | ||
2 | Competitiveness of SRI Sukuk instruments | Azmat et al. (2017) [96] | Aloui et al. (2015a) [145] | Pacific-Basin Finance Journal [2831] | Monash University [793] |
Nagano (2016) [57] | Aloui et al. (2015b) [132] | Journal of International Financial Markets Institutions & Money [1392] | Universiti Putra Malaysia [455] | ||
Nagano (2017) [53] | Cappiello et al. (2006) [103] | Energy Economics [1018] | |||
3 | Determinants of choosing SRI Sukuk instruments | Godlewski et al. (2013) [56] | Godlewski et al. (2013) [263] | International Journal of Financial Studies [4401] | Al Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud Islamic University [1203] |
Zulkhibri (2015) [55] | Alam et al. (2013) [185] | Journal of Banking & Finance [4137] | Drexel University [1155] | ||
Klein and Weill (2016) [54] | Tariq and Dar (2007) [96] | International Journal of Finance & Economics [4076] | IPAG Business School [966] |