Figure 3.
The four-part visual contains a source chart labelled a, a country collaboration map labelled b, a co-occurrence network labelled c, and a thematic map labelled d. Chart a lists relevant sources by number of documents. Finance Research Letters has 12 documents. International Review of Economics and Finance and Pacific Basin Finance Journal each have eight documents. Journal of Financial Economics has seven documents. Journal of Banking and Finance and Journal of Corporate Finance each have five documents. Contemporary Accounting Research, Corporate Governance: An International Review, Econometrica, and Economics Letters each have four documents. Map b presents country links across a world map. Network c includes terms such as common ownership, common institutional ownership, corporate governance, institutional investors, and governance externalities. Map d plots themes by relevance degree and development degree, with labels including niche themes, motor themes, emerging or declining themes, and basic themes.Thematic structure and evolution of common institutional ownership literature
Note(s): Panel (a) shows the most relevant publication sources; Panel (b) shows the country collaboration map; Panel (c) presents the co-occurrence network; and Panel (d) displays the thematic map