Published Papers about Interior Design from South East Europe in the Scopus Database (1977 - 2015)

Abstract

AIM:The aim of this study was to analyse current scientific impact of Published Papers about Interior Design from South East Europe in the Scopus Database (1977Database ( -2015. MATERIAL AND METHODS:Title search of the Scopus database was performed on October 02, 2015 about interior design from South East Europe in the Scopus Database (1960Database ( -2014. A total number of 5,808 documents worldwide were identified with "interior design" in the title, abstract or keywords. By limitation to South East European countries

Architecture from South East Europe in the Scopus Database (1962 - 2015)

“…The participation of architecture of 7.4% documents from South East Europe is almost three times bigger than participation of interior design from the identical region (2.6% of all documents) [9], which means that architecture is far more developed in this region than interior design. were published from Italy, Turkey, and Croatia [9], probably because identical institutions and/or authors from the mentioned countries are publishing in both fields of architecture and interior design.…”

“…were published from Italy, Turkey, and Croatia [9], probably because identical institutions and/or authors from the mentioned countries are publishing in both fields of architecture and interior design.…”

“…Contrary to that, in the field of interior design in the South East Europe, most of the documents were articles (65.6%), conference papers were published in one quarter (25.2%), and reviews were published less than 10%. Subject area medicine was predominant (34.4%) followed by engineering (32.5%), social sciences (21.9%), environmental science (12.6%), arts and humanities (11.9%), and computer science (11.3%) [9]. These differences between architecture and interior design in the South East Europe could be as a result of different definitions of the both fields in the Scopus database, as a result of different percentage of applications of these disciplines in general, or as results of different regional activities of architecture and interior design.…”

“…By limitation to South East European countries only 151 documents were separated (2.6% of all documents). Selected documents were analyzed by year, source, author, country/territory, document type, and subject area [9].…”