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A Systems View Across Time and Space

Table 1 Topics for research based on the most significant clusters in the citation network

From: How to support innovative small firms? Bibliometric analysis and visualization of start-up incubation

Cluster

Nodes

Links

Topics

Top 3 cited papers*

Period

Size** (%)

1

21

141

Incubation strategies, policy implications of spin-offs, commercialization of research and technology

Clarysse et al., (2005)

Lockett et al., (2005)

(Markman et al., 2008)

2005–2021

13

2

14

70

Accelerator as a new generation of incubation model

(Neck et al., 2004)

(Weiblen & Chesbrough, 2015)

(Pauwels et al., 2016)

2004–2020

9

3

13

52

Business incubators, the economic development of a community and/or region

(Collinson & Gregson, 2003)

(Al-Mubaraki & Busler, 2010)

(Van Rijnsoever et al., 2017)

2003–2019

8

4

12

80

Human capital, business network and the survival of ventures

(Tötterman & Sten, 2005)

(Gimmon & Levie, 2010)

(Schwartz, 2013)

2005–2019

7

5

12

65

Classification and role of incubators, and service profiles of incubators

(Cooper, 1985)

(von Zedtwitz, 2003)

(Zedtwitz & Grimaldi, 2006)

1985–2019

7

6

11

43

Tools to identify indicators to assess start-ups' success and business incubators' performance

(Siegel et al., 2008)

(Somsuk & Laosirihongthong, 2014)

(Saura et al., 2019)

2003–2020

7

7

10

350

Academic entrepreneurship, spin-off, and technology transfer

(Moray & Clarysse, 2005)

(Salvador, 2011)

(Fernández-Alles et al., 2014)

2005–2019

6

  1. *Minimum citations = 34
  2. **N = 164 (100%)