Investigating Ethics in Government Procurement: A Bibliometric Analysis

Government procurement, being the largest business sector worldwide, faces significant challenges in terms of corruption, lack of transparency, and accountability. This study performs a bibliometric analysis to quantify and evaluate the scientific production on ethics in government procurement, iden...

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Autores principales: Denis Delmer Colque-Diaz, Juan Arbildo-Paredes, Dany Yudet Millones-Liza
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description Government procurement, being the largest business sector worldwide, faces significant challenges in terms of corruption, lack of transparency, and accountability. This study performs a bibliometric analysis to quantify and evaluate the scientific production on ethics in government procurement, identifying trends and associations between key terms over time. Using the Scopus database, 236 relevant documents dating from 1983 to 2024 were extracted, revealing a predominance of research articles and increasing attention to the topic, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The findings indicate the importance of sustainable and responsible practices, as well as the potential of technological innovation, such as blockchain implementation and electronic contracting, to improve the integrity and efficiency of government procurement.
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spelling openalex:W4399219707Investigating Ethics in Government Procurement: A Bibliometric AnalysisDenis Delmer Colque-DiazJuan Arbildo-ParedesDany Yudet Millones-Lizapublic procurementprocurement ethicscorruptiontransparencyaccountabilitysustainable procurementresponsible procurementblockchainelectronic contractingCOVID-19 pandemicresearch trendsPublic Procurement and PolicyGovernance, Compliance, and SustainabilityAuction Theory and ApplicationsGovernment procurement, being the largest business sector worldwide, faces significant challenges in terms of corruption, lack of transparency, and accountability. This study performs a bibliometric analysis to quantify and evaluate the scientific production on ethics in government procurement, identifying trends and associations between key terms over time. Using the Scopus database, 236 relevant documents dating from 1983 to 2024 were extracted, revealing a predominance of research articles and increasing attention to the topic, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The findings indicate the importance of sustainable and responsible practices, as well as the potential of technological innovation, such as blockchain implementation and electronic contracting, to improve the integrity and efficiency of government procurement.Articlehttps://doi.org/10.61707/0zmsc753W4399219707enInternational Journal of Religion2633-352X2633-35382024-05-31
spellingShingle public procurement
procurement ethics
corruption
transparency
accountability
sustainable procurement
responsible procurement
blockchain
electronic contracting
COVID-19 pandemic
research trends
Public Procurement and Policy
Governance, Compliance, and Sustainability
Auction Theory and Applications
Denis Delmer Colque-Diaz
Juan Arbildo-Paredes
Dany Yudet Millones-Liza
Investigating Ethics in Government Procurement: A Bibliometric Analysis
title Investigating Ethics in Government Procurement: A Bibliometric Analysis
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title_short Investigating Ethics in Government Procurement: A Bibliometric Analysis
title_sort investigating ethics in government procurement a bibliometric analysis
topic public procurement
procurement ethics
corruption
transparency
accountability
sustainable procurement
responsible procurement
blockchain
electronic contracting
COVID-19 pandemic
research trends
Public Procurement and Policy
Governance, Compliance, and Sustainability
Auction Theory and Applications
topic_facet public procurement
procurement ethics
corruption
transparency
accountability
sustainable procurement
responsible procurement
blockchain
electronic contracting
COVID-19 pandemic
research trends
Public Procurement and Policy
Governance, Compliance, and Sustainability
Auction Theory and Applications
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