Arah Penelitian Bisnis Syariah dalam Perspektif Strategi Manajemen: Studi Bibliometrik Global
Keywords:
Islamic business, strategic management,, bibliometric analysis, research trends, global studiesAbstract
Research on Islamic business has experienced significant growth in line with increasing global interest in ethical, sustainable, and value-based business practices. However, comprehensive studies that systematically map the direction and development of Islamic business research from a strategic management perspective remain limited. This study aims to analyze publication trends, influential contributors, dominant research themes, and the overall evolution of Islamic business research within the field of strategic management using a global bibliometric approach. The study analyzes scholarly articles indexed in reputable international databases over a defined period. Bibliometric techniques are employed, including performance analysis, collaboration network analysis among authors and countries, and thematic mapping based on keyword co-occurrence and cluster analysis. The findings reveal a consistent growth in Islamic business research, with dominant themes focusing on Shariah governance, competitive advantage, organizational performance, innovation, and sustainability. The results also indicate a strong interdisciplinary linkage between strategic management, Islamic finance, and business ethics. This study contributes theoretically by providing a comprehensive research map of Islamic business studies from a strategic management perspective and offers practical insights for scholars and practitioners in formulating future research agendas and strategic directions for Islamic business development.
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