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This study aims to conduct a comprehensive bibliometric analysis to map the research landscape of reverse logistics in e-commerce from 2003 to 2023.This comprehensive bibliometric analysis employs VOSViewer and R as essential methodological tools and searches into the evolving landscape of reverse logistics in the e-commerce era.The study uses the Scopus database to gather and thoroughly analyze 1073 documents from 2003 to 2023.With a specific aim to bridge existing gaps in the literature, the research not only identifies prolific authors, productive countries, and top frequent keywords but also utilizes publication and citation trends to highlight periods of growth and stability.Notably, the absence of African contributions prompts critical reflections on global research inclusivity.By providing a unified perspective on reverse logistics in ecommerce, this research enhances academic understanding and offers practical insights for supply chain management.Using VOSViewer and R adds methodological rigor and depth to the study's findings.
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