Análisis bibliométrico del campo modelado de difusión de innovaciones
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Difusión de innovaciones, vigilancia tecnológica, bibliometría, redes de autoresResumo
El objetivo del artículo es presentar los resultados de un análisis bibliométrico en el campo del modelado de la difusión de innovaciones que permita realizar un diagnóstico de la evolución y estado actual del tema. La metodología empleada consiste en la construcción y posterior análisis de los indicadores bibliométricos de cantidad y calidad, así como un análisis de la estructura topológica de las redes de autores atendiendo a su evolución temporal en el intervalo 2005- 2011. Como resultado, se encuentra un campo en continuo crecimiento y de gran dispersión, con alta dinámica en la evolución de sus redes.
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