Bibliometric-Systematic Literature Review (B-SLR) Framework

The Bibliometric-Systematic Literature Review (B-SLR) is a structured framework for conducting systematic literature reviews informed by bibliometric analyses.
It is adaptable to various research aims, whether for reviewing existing literature, developing theories, mapping future research directions, or connecting different topics.

The B-SLR framework emphasises critical analysis, timeliness, comprehensive coverage, methodological rigour, coherence, and the originality of contributions, with a focus on generating novel and relevant theoretical insights. It uses non-proprietary and open-source software and sources to adhere to the UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science.

Presenting the B-SLR Companion Website

This companion website provides additional resources for supporting authors in applying the B-SLR framework, published in the International Journal of Management Reviews (https://doi.org/10.1111/ijmr.12381).
Here, authors can find a range of tools designed to facilitate the implementation of the B-SLR framework.

Available Resources:

• Published Article

• B-SLR Activities, Outcomes and Methodological Pillars

• B-SLR 10-Steps Workflow

• B-SLR Methodological Template

• VOSviewer Software

• PRISMA 2020 Materials

• AMSTAR 2 Materials

• Krippendorff's Alpha Calculator

• Teaching and Learning Guide

• Presentation Materials