Abstract

Purpose: The aim of this research is to examine scientific articles on team resilience using bibliometric analysis methods. Design/Methodology: In the study, articles on team resilience in the Web of Science database were examined in terms of publication year, author, research area, country of publication, keywords, and references. Findings: As a result of the analysis, it has been determined that research on team resilience has increased in recent years, especially in the fields of social sciences, sports sciences, and business administration. It has been seen that the countries with the most studies are the United States, England, and the Netherlands. Limitations: One of the limitations of the research is that the sample only consists of articles related to team resilience in the Web of Science database. Originality/Value: Although the concept of resilience is a subject that has been studied countless times in different disciplines all over the world, it is seen that the subject of resilience at the team level has only recently started to be the focus of attention. It can be said that team-level studies can make meaningful contributions in areas where intragroup interactions are important.

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