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Abstract This bibliometrics study aims to identify trends related to documents, authors, conceptual structure, and networks between different authors, institutions, and countries on green entrepreneurship. It also aims to identify future research directions. In this work, 356 publications were recovered from the WOS (Web of Science) record from the time of 2018 to 2022 were analyzed and conclusions were drawn using the ‘bibliometric R-package’ (biblioshiny) and ‘VOSviewer’. The UK and the USA are among the top countries that are primarily driving research on green entrepreneurship. Cohn B, Genus A, and Fichter K are among the authors who published numerous articles on green entrepreneurship, according to this bibliometrics study. The analysis was constructed based on keywords and concluded that the areas that are still undeveloped but have a high degree of relevance include, Research and Development, Innovation, Technology, education, industry, etc. The study highlights the lack of collaboration in green entrepreneurship, highlighting the need for collaboration among nations, organizations, and researchers. Furthermore, the business and management discipline dominate writings on green entrepreneurship, necessitating a broadening of focus and combining several professions. This bibliometric evaluation provides a thorough, organized, and impartial analysis of the green entrepreneurship sector, reducing bias. Drawing from citations, it broadens the scope of previous evaluations, identifies gaps, and sets future study objectives to spur new research streams.
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