<p>Inclusive entrepreneurship, which involves underrepresented or disadvantaged groups in entrepreneurial activities, has attracted growing attention as a promising approach to foster economic growth while simultaneously mitigating inequality. There is a noticeable gap in the literature exploring inclusive entrepreneurship within the context of a knowledge-based economy. This study addresses this lacuna by employing bibliometric analysis to synthesize existing literature. It conducts bibliometric analysis using data compiled from 665 scientific articles in Scopus between 2002 and 2023. The study focuses on various aspects of inclusive entrepreneurship research, including keyword co-occurrences, recent trends, and the ecosystem. The findings indicate ten clusters associated with the thematic ecosystems of inclusive entrepreneurship across the identified fields. This study aims to enhance theoretical debates within the scientific literature to foster knowledge-based transfer across disciplines. Additionally, it addresses the needs and interests of scholars to advance this novel phenomenon, considering its potential for further scientific research in both advanced and emerging economies.</p>