Abstract:

As a result of the media's continuously directing society towards irrational consumption by considering unlimited human needs, the global balance of resources and needs has been disrupted, and environmental and humanitarian problems have emerged. This study aims to reveal the conceptual, intellectual, and social structures of the articles published on the relationship between sustainability, media, and innovation. In this context, 1329 articles in the Web of Science database between 2002 and 2023 with the words "sustainability," "media," "new media," and "innovation" in the title were subjected to bibliometric analysis. As a result of the analysis, there has been a significant increase in the number of articles published on the subject since 2017. Most articles about the study are in the "Environmental Sciences" category. Although most of the articles were published in the People's Republic of China, the most cited country is the UK. "Sustainability" stands out both as the journal with the highest number of publications and as the most used word in the studies on the subject.

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