ABSTRACT
The incessant logistic restrictions due to the pandemic crisis have caused a great impact on the performance of the stakeholders in the supply chain. Thus, the field of supply chain resilience (SCR) has received increasing attention on minimizing the impact and improving the supply chain management system to sustain during a difficult situation. This paper explores the trends and performance of research on SCR within 10 years (2012 to 2021) using bibliometric analysis based on the dataset from the Scopus database. The evaluation of the performance of publication on SCR was analysed using Harzing’s platform, while the mapping of the bibliometric network was visualized using VOSviewer. The results of bibliometric analysis based on 405 publications show significant growth in the number of publications in the research domain of SCR from 2012–2021, with three topics that are persistent across the 10-year study period, namely risk management, sustainability, and agile management system. This paper hopes to contribute as a point of reference on the extant and emergent topics and methodology decisions for future studies on supply chain resilience, especially during an uncertain situation. © 2023, The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG.