Figure 6
A bibliographic network diagram shows clusters of interconnected documents, representing a field of research.The network displays multiple clusters of nodes, each represented by circles with labels, connected by thin lines indicating relationships. The labels are adjacent to the nodes. At the center-left, a cluster of nodes is visible with a large, darker node labeled “cao s.; nie l.; sun h; sun w.” Other nodes in this cluster include “yang x. (2022)” and “feng y.; zhang h.; li g. (2022).” Toward the upper center, a cluster is centered on “chen s.; zhang h. (2021)” and “li g.; chen h.; ma b. (2023).” In the lower center, there is a cluster with “su l.; peng y.; kong f.; chen x.; wu y.; huang s. (2022).” In the middle-right area, a cluster is centered on “ozili p.k. (2018).” This cluster connects to “gombet p.; koch j.-a.; siering.” The far right shows another cluster with “trivedi s.; mandal r.; sharma r.” and “gaiser b.; kroll t.; kroll k. (2013).”

Bibliographic coupling based on documents’ interconnectedness. Note: Clusters of documents linked by shared references, showing thematic and intellectual proximity in digital finance. Source(s): Authors’ own work (extracted from Biblioshiny software)

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