Global research mapping on reproductive health: a bibliometric visualisation analysis

Trivedi, Dharmendra; Majumder, Navaneeta; Bhatt, Atul; Pandya, Mayuri; Chaudhari, Shanti P.

doi:10.1108/gkmc-08-2021-0131

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“…And nearly one-third of the research papers were published in the Journal of Elder Abuse and Neglect , indicating that more publishers should come forward to publish research papers on elderly abuse (Sweileh, 2020). Evaluation of bibliometric indicators are useful for the researcher to know the respective domain development and also useful for library authority to review and refinement of the library collection development policy (Majumder et al , 2021; Trivedi et al , 2021).…”

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Evaluating the global research productivity on domestic violence: a bibliometric visualisation analysis

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Pandya

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Purpose The purpose of the study is to explore the bibliometric features of scientific publications in the area of domestic violence (an important global social problem) for the period 2011–2020; thus, enabling the scientific community to understand the research progress on the topic. Design/methodology/approach The data of the scientific publications were retrieved from the Scopus database. The keyword “Domestic Violence” was applied as a topic term to search articles published during the study period. The statistical analysis was conducted by using the RStudio and VOSviewer tools along with MS Excel. Findings A total of 11,899 scientific works were published during the study period. The annual percentage growth of publication in the area of domestic violence in the study period is 74.97%. The majority of the papers (74.72%) were published as journal articles. USA and UK have the highest numbers of scientific publications and citations. Together they account for more than half of the publications (58.38%) and citations (67 per pub). However, the highest average citation per publication has been recorded by Switzerland (34 per pub). Feder G. (UK) is the most cited author, and the Journal of Interpersonal Violence (Sage publications) has the highest number of publications, citations and source title impact ratio in the domain of domestic violence. Practical implications One can find numerous bibliometric studies in the domain of natural science, but not many studies have been conducted in the field of social sciences. In this light, the scientific community can gain from the bibliometric information regarding the scientific publications in the area of domestic violence, which is one of the dominant areas of study in social sciences. Originality/value The study will provide significant information on the trends of academic publications in the study area. It is one of the most comprehensive studies on domestic violence, which will aid the potential researchers in identifying the most prominent contributions, county-wise research distribution, author and journal productivity and other related indicators. The findings of the study will be also helpful to library authorities in reviewing and updating collection development policy.

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Evaluating the global research productivity on domestic violence: a bibliometric visualisation analysis

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Pandya

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“…To understand the network visualisation in the domain, the study has used VOSviewer and RStudio tools and examined the relationship and network visualisation (Trivedi et al , 2021; Guleria and Kaur, 2021).…”

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Global research performance on social media security: a bibliometric visualization analysis

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Purpose This study concentrates on assessing the research productivity in the domain of social media security in the past decades. The purpose of this study is to conduct a comprehensive bibliometric review on social media using various bibliometric indicators. Design/methodology/approach A total of 8,121 scientific publications were retrieved from Scopus database from period 1998 to 2021 using associated keyword search. This study also used VOSviewer© tool to evaluate the network visualisation. Findings The result of this study revealed that there is a steady growth of annual publications except for the years 2015 and 2016. A total of 8,121 scientific publications and 80,454 total citations were found with 11.2 average citations per publication. The USA, China and India were top productive countries in terms of publishing research in the field; Chinese Academy of Sciences secured top position with 126 publications in highly productive organisation in the domain. The lecture notes in computer science from Springer Nature received a highly produced title with 553 publications and 4,453 total citations. For co-occurrence of author’s keywords, network visualisation analysis revealed that “Social Media”, “Social Network”, “Security”, “Privacy” and “Trust” found maximum occurrence in the domain of social media security. Research limitations/implications This study provides comprehensive research status of social media security by performing a bibliometric analysis. The findings of this study will help relevant researchers to understand the research trend, pursue scientific collaborators and enhance research topic preferences. Originality/value The rareness of this study, detailed bibliometric analysis on the domain of social media security, is proven using numerous bibliometric indicators and application of VOSviewer in the domain.

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Financial Inclusion at the intersection of Social Exclusion: A study among the Juang Tribes in Keonjhar district of Odisha

Biswal,

Jha

2024

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The Fifth Five Year Plan by Govt of India introduced the concept of Primitive Tribal Groups (later termed as Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups), since then a number of special development interventions are being extended for this vulnerable section through specially set up Micro Projects for effective implementation and all-round development of PVTGs. As compared to all the tribal communities inhabiting this country, the PVTGs are the most vulnerable, marginalised and isolated. They live in small-scattered habitats in remote and inaccessible terrain, devoid of required infrastructure, such as, road network, communication facilities, electricity, health, and educational amenities. This paper has delved into the Juang tribal communities and households with the lens of exclusion and alienation from the formal financial systems by analysing various factors from the demand and supply side responsible for financial exclusion. At the pre-set, the study attempted to find out whether the indicators of financial inclusion as defined and decided by policy makers and planners is relevant in the context of Juang Tribe. Along with this, the paper maps the facets of financial behaviour of Juang households, the local dynamics, the readiness of the community, infrastructural challenges, the demand side issues in service delivery etc. Based on the findings certain recommendations have been suggested for the financial inclusion of Juang Tribes.

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Global research mapping on reproductive health: a bibliometric visualisation analysis

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Evaluating the global research productivity on domestic violence: a bibliometric visualisation analysis

Evaluating the global research productivity on domestic violence: a bibliometric visualisation analysis

Global research performance on social media security: a bibliometric visualization analysis

Financial Inclusion at the intersection of Social Exclusion: A study among the Juang Tribes in Keonjhar district of Odisha

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