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This study was conducted in order to determine how well the organizational behavior issues adapt to the process in the transformation that has been experienced with industry 4.0. In this context, the levels considering industry 4.0 and organizational behavior issues together in academic studies were evaluated. Regarding scope of the research, the studies in which industry 4.0 and organizational behavior issues were examined together were taken from the Web of Science database. The bibliometric analysis of the data that was obtained was performed through employing the WOSviewer 1.6.18 program. As of 02 May 2023, 21422 studies related to industry 4.0 have been identified in the Web of Science database. Only 546 (2.5%) of these studies were identified as studies examining industry 4.0 and organizational behavior issues together in the field of management. In the literature, it has been concluded that industry 4.0 is mostly studied with technical issues; organizational behavior issues, in other words, the human aspect, are in the background, and there is no parallelism between the speed of development of industry 4.0 and that of the studies regarding organizational behavior issues. Within the scope of the study, recommendations were made for future studies that industry 4.0 and organizational behavior issues should be studied together more. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study aims to evaluate the development of nationalism academic literature in the world through bibliometric analysis. The absence of a similar study -a bibliometric study on the nationalism literature in Turkey-, which seeks to answer the question of how the development of nationalism is shaped in academic literature, makes this study more meaningful. In this context, contributing to the Turkish political science literature constitutes another goal of this study. This study examines 9175 articles between 1975-2021 on nationalism and related concepts and theories according to the development of the literature in the Web of Science database. There were discussed through co-author analysis on country basis, co-citation analysis on country basis, co-author analysis, co-entity analysis, and bibliometric mapping. According to the results of this study, it has been determined that the concepts of nationalism, racism, ethnicity and modernism have been studied intensively in the nationalism literature, which has a multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary nature, today as well as in the past, and that nationalism continues its potential existence as a field of study in the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Research on overqualification has become a growing area of interest in the last two decades. However, knowledge of the structure and development of overqualification is limited. The main purpose of this research is to visualize the most important topics in the field through scientific maps using subject mapping (co-keyword analysis) and co-citation analysis at the author level, which are bibliometric analysis methods to determine the evolution of perceived overqualification research. In order to determine the intellectual structure of perceived overqualification studies, 56 English-language publications with the word "perceived overqualification" in their titles and scanned in the Web of Science database were analyzed with VOSviewer. Firstly, the most important publications on the subject, the most productive journals, the most influential authors and the distribution of publications by country were summarized with the descriptive analysis method. Then, with the bibliometric analysis method, the most prominent themes in the perceived overqualification research and the interactions between the authors according to the co-citation frequency were determined. According to the results of the current research; perceived overqualification, overqualification, job satisfaction, relative deprivation, job crafting, turnover intention, quantitative, person-job fit and performance are the most commonly used keywords. Two clusters emerged in the co-citation (author level) analysis and the most cited authors are Erdogan, B. and Maynard, D.C. The findings of this study will contribute to researchers to clearly understand the main themes and identify possible gaps in the subject. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]