Women's studies in the Latin American context: a bibliometric approach

• DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.159117.1
• Publication Date: 2025-02-26T09:30:10Z
• Authors: Jackeline Valencia; Ada Gallegos; Jeri Gloria Ramón...; Ezequiel Martínez...; Alejandro Valenci...; Martha Luz Benjum...; Gina Ore León; Lucia Palacios-Moya
• Keywords: Open peer review

<ns4:p>Background Women’s studies in Latin America are transcendental because they make visible and challenge gender inequalities to achieve a more just equitable society. However, despite this, there still many research gaps, for which the objective is examine trends on women’s America. Methods An exploratory methodology based bibliometric analysis proposed evaluate scientific literature, parameters of PRISMA-2020 declaration. Results The reveals growth America, reflecting its importance relevance. Scientific production has experienced exponential growth, with leading researchers journals. United States Canada lead production. A change observed topics addressed, focusing equality. thematic clusters identified highlight priority areas such as politics, institutions representation. Conclusions Emerging keywords include neoliberalism, violence, political participation, female empowerment, femicide, new concerns challenges addressed America.</ns4:p>