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Haris Ur Rehman Horani, Muhammad Amin, Farhan Ahmed: Climate Risk Insurance: Bibliometric Review on
                      Present, Past and Future

                    On the other hand, opportunities lie in enhancing data collection and analysis to better
                    understand  climate  risks,  enabling  businesses  to  prepare  effectively  and  transfer
                    residual risk through partnerships with insurers (Baer, M.; Gasparini, M.; Lancaster,
                    R.;  Ranger,  N.  (2023)).  Insurers  can  contribute  to  climate  change  adaptation  by
                    incorporating  risk  reduction  measures  in  their  products,  fostering  resilience,  and
                    directly reducing damages when climate-related events occur, thus aiding in building
                    a more resilient society (Westra, S.; Zscheischler, J. (2023))

                    METHODOLOGY:
                    We have incorporated the use of Biblometrix package from RStudio that leads to
                    bibliometric analysis, network analysis and content analysis  for Climate Risk and
                    Insurance. For this bibliometric analysis we have used Scopus as a data source for the
                    publications. This review paper summarizes the findings from a comprehensive search
                    on climate risk and insurance. The initial search yielded 1,726 documents covering
                    the  period  1935-2024.  To  gain  a  more  current  perspective,  the  timeframe  was
                    narrowed to 1975-2023, resulting in 1,688 documents. The analysis then focused on
                    specific  academic  disciplines.  A  significant  portion  of  the  research  comes  from
                    Environmental Science (552 documents), followed by Social Sciences (423), Earth
                    and  Planetary  Sciences  (362),  Engineering  (330),  Economics,  Econometrics  and
                    Finance  (283),  Business,  Management  and  Accounting  (180),  with  smaller
                    contributions from Computer Science (48) and Mathematics (26). This distribution
                    highlights  the  multifaceted  nature  of  climate  risk  and  insurance,  encompassing
                    scientific  understanding,  social  impacts,  economic  implications,  and technological
                    solutions. To refine the results further, the search was limited to specific document
                    types:  Articles  (860),  Conference  Papers  (237),  and  Reviews  (52).  This  selection
                    emphasizes in-depth research findings, presentations at academic conferences, and
                    critical  evaluations  of  existing  knowledge.  The  final  criteria  for  the  search  were
                    restricted to English-language documents, resulting in a final set of 1,083 articles.

                    QUERY:
                    ("climate risk insurance"  OR  "climate insurance"  OR  "natural hazard insurance"  OR
                    "catastrophe insurance"  OR  "disaster insurance"  OR  "flood insurance"  OR  "drought
                    insurance"  OR  "hurricane insurance"  OR  "typhoon insurance"  OR  "tornado insurance"
                    OR   "tsunami  insurance"  OR  "wildfire insurance"  OR   "landslide insurance"   OR
                    "mudslide insurance"  OR  "hail insurance"  OR  "sleet insurance"  OR  "storm insurance"
                    OR  "heat wave insurance"  OR  "cold wave insurance"  OR  "lightning insurance")







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