Visualizing the Knowledge Domain of Project Governance: A Scientometric Review

Table 4

Research clusters in the field of project governance.

Cluster no.	Size	Silhouette	Cluster label (LLR)	Alternative labels	Representative documents	Most representative citing documents	Mean year
0	49	0.654	Knowledge governance	Complex project management; common will; top management team (tmt)	PMI [3], Müller et al. [39]	Winch [45]	2008
1	39	0.734	Stakeholders	Public sector; public investment projects; agile; policy; construction headquarter	Turner [4], Ruuska et al. [10], Ahola et al. [18]	Lappi and Aaltonen [14]	2011
2	34	0.820	Ethics	Governance of projects; governance of project management; decision-making; path creation	Müller [38]	Müller and Lecoeuvre [46], Joslin and Müller [47]	2010
3	32	0.744	Institutional logics	Construction project management; ppps; business model design; benefit management	Biesenthal and Wilden [1], Flyvbjerg [37]	Too and Weaver [19], Badewi [48]	2012
4	32	0.752	Project governance	Comparative case study; strategy execution; leximancer; risk management; infrastructure construction projects	Too and Weaver [19]	Joslin and Müller [47]	2008
5	24	0.932	Megaproject	Projects; project based; power plant economics; collaboration; ethnography; budget	Sanderson [49]	van Marrewijk and Smits [50]	2009
6	24	0.870	Contractual complexity	Contractual governance; governance mechanisms; contractor behavior; opportunistic behavior	Lu et al. [51]	Wang et al. [52]	2012
7	24	0.936	Procurement	Infrastructure; alliance; construction megaprojects; ipd; institutional entrepreneur	Lahdenperä [53]	Kivilä et al. [54]	2010
8	23	0.851	Sustainability	Public engagement; specific investments; infrastructure development; formal control; risk governance	Biesenthal and Wilden [1]	Kivilä et al. [54]	2012
9	22	0.909	Programme portfolio management	Hong Kong special administrative region; information acquisition; uncertainty; quantitative study	Müller et al. [39]	Mosavi [55]	2006
10	20	0.979	Project success	Benefits management; project management theory; project management success; project management methodology	Müller et al. [2]	Badewi and Shehab [56]	2011