Urban Transformation: A Bibliometric Analysis of Conception Through Web Of Science

Kemeç, Abidin; YALÇIN, Özkan

doi:10.11616/asbi.1150440

Abant Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi

2022

DOI: 10.11616/asbi.1150440

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Urban Transformation: A Bibliometric Analysis of Conception Through Web Of Science

Abidin Kemeç

Özkan YALÇIN²

Abstract: Bu çalışma, interdisipliner bir alan olarak kabul edilen ve akademik çevrede ilgi gören kentsel dönüşüm kavramına dönük Web of Science (WoS) veri tabanında yapılmış kentsel dönüşüm çalışmaları üzerine bibliyometrik bir inceleme yapmayı hedeflemektedir. Herhangi bir alanda literatürü gözden geçirmek için kullanılan nicel bir teknik olan bibliyometrik analiz ile kentsel dönüşüm üzerine yapılan çalışmalar değerlendirmiştir. Bu kapsamda 1975-2021 yılları arasında WoS veri tabanında yer alan 'kentsel dönüşüm' başlı… Show more

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How Do We Perceive The Phenomenon of "Co-Parenting"? Do We Share Responsibilities Sufficiently?: A Bibliometric Study

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2023

Research on Education and Psychology

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The primary objective of this study is to assess co-parenting research through bibliometric analysis. The documents under evaluationwere sourced from the Web of Science (WoS) database. Initially, 473 studies were were retrieved using keyword "co-parenting". Subsequently, after applying exclusion criteria, a comprehensive bibliometric and content analysis was conducted on the remaining 421 articles. These studies were classified and visually represented based on their characteristics. It was determined that the studies evaluated within the scope of the study were conducted between 1981 and 2023. The analysis revealed that the author with the highest number of publications was O. Cohen and the most productive institution was "University of Toronto". Co-parenting, divorce, parenting, and fathers emerged as the most frequently recurring keywords through co-keyword analysis. Furthermore, the study titled "The internal structure and ecological context of co-parenting: A framework for research and intervention" was identified as the most cited study through co-reference analysis. The study concludes that Paul R. Amato was the most influential author in the co-citation analysis, while Marsha Kline Pruett was the most influential author in the co-author analysis.

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How Do We Perceive The Phenomenon of "Co-Parenting"? Do We Share Responsibilities Sufficiently?: A Bibliometric Study

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2023

Research on Education and Psychology

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Urban Transformation: A Bibliometric Analysis of Conception Through Web Of Science

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How Do We Perceive The Phenomenon of "Co-Parenting"? Do We Share Responsibilities Sufficiently?: A Bibliometric Study

How Do We Perceive The Phenomenon of "Co-Parenting"? Do We Share Responsibilities Sufficiently?: A Bibliometric Study

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