A scientometric analysis of ESG criteria implementation  in the construction industry

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jun 2024 Italy Publisher:APMEP - Associacao Portuguesa dos Mercados PublicosJournal:EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENT MARKETS, volume 1, pages 1-16 (eissn: 2184-3813,

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Authors: null, null; Villa, Valentina; Cavallaro, Paola; Ciribini, Angelo; null, null;

doi: 10.54611/boln9036

handle: 11583/2990987 , 11379/616467

A scientometric analysis of ESG criteria implementation in the construction industry

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Abstract

This article examines the evolution of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles, originally rooted in finance, analysing their status and future trends. Through scientometric analysis, it explores the global ESG research landscape, with a focus on the construction industry. The study utilizes Scopus as bibliographic database and VOSviewer and Biblioshiny as processing tools. This comprehensive exploration seeks to deepen the understanding of ESG principles and their integration into the construction sector, including real estate and infrastructure.

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Italy

Related Organizations

Polytechnic University of Turin
Italy
University of Brescia
Italy

Keywords

Bibliometric; Environment; ESG; Governance; Infrastructure; Real Estate; Social

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