Residential rooftop solar panel adoption behavior: Bibliometric analysis of the past and future trends

This study reviews residents' behavioral adoption of rooftop solar photovoltaics (solar PV). Solar PV imparts many benefits towards the environment, economic and social development. However, there has been no comprehensive understanding of knowledge structure in solar PV adoption among households in the literature. Through a bibliometric approach, 564 publications on residents’ adoption of solar PV were retrieved from the Web of Science (WoS). A co-citation and co-word analysis were performed to uncover past and predict future trends in this regard. The analysis produces significant themes related to residents' diffusion innovation adoption and motivation/predictors toward solar PV. This review contributes to the fundamental understanding of residents' critical determinants of solar PV adoption. Theory and practical implications are discussed

Role of sustainable development goals in advancing the circular economy: A state-of-the-art review on past, present and future directions

The purpose of this study is to review the relationship between the highly anticipated concept of circular economy (CE) and sustainable development goals (SDGs). These two sustainability principles have transformed organizations and countries in their quest to achieve sustainable development. Despite their importance to the business and corporate realm, the discussion of these two concepts has been developed in silos, arbitrarily connected. Through a bibliometric approach, this study reviewed 226 journal publications and 16,008 cited references from the Web of Science (WoS) to understand the past, present and future trends of the two concepts and their impact on the sustainability development. The bibliometric approach of citation, co-citation and co-word analysis uncovers the relevant and significant themes and research streams. Theoretical and practical implications were discussed within the broader business and governance perspective to develop a substantial triple bottom line in creating a sustainable future for civil society