Emprendimiento en tiempos de COVID-19: una revisión bibliométrica

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused an unprecedented global crisis, which, in addition to the health crisis, has had significant psychosocial and economic effects. However, it represents great opportunities if one considers the importance of entrepreneurship during a period of crisis. Therefore, the aim of this study was to determine the scientific production on the entrepreneurial phenomenon from the beginning of COVID-19 to the present. The methodology used was a bibliometric review of the literature, analyzing 31 papers published in the Web of Science database during this period. The results obtained show that almost 50% of the scientific production has been concentrated in four publications, that two countries have the highest production, the United States and Australia, and that the presence of women is relevant with respect to the total number of authors, with two women authors being specifically those who have published the greatest number of related papers during this period. As conclusions of this work, it can be established that it is a feminized topic, where the publications that refer to the important role of the entrepreneurship in moments of uncertainty are highlighted as the one who lives.