  This study aims to comprehend the structure of RIBM (research on innovation
in business and management) in China and LAC (Latin America and the Caribbean)
via co-word and institutional co-authorship networks using Scopus'
bibliographic data (1998- 2018). Multiple Correspondence Analysis and Social
Network Analysis were applied. Public institutions are interconnected and
generate most of the advances in RIBM. RIBM boards regional and national STi
policies permeated by sustainability-related factors. China is focused on IT
and knowledge management for supply chain and engineering, while LAC focuses on
institutional perspectives for economic development.
