Keywords as method

Moran, Marie

doi:10.1177/13675494211016858

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“…The research method used in this article is the keyword research method proposed by Raymond William in the UK, which is an empirical research method based on human language. It involves screening keywords in the target document based on customized criteria, analyzing the keywords, then re-categorizing and combining the known information, and finally discovering the essence and inner logic of the problem and proposing solutions [22]. Through keyword analysis, the author captures various characteristics of Chinese performance auditing practice in recent years, both as a whole and in different cross-sections, dissects the key points and commonalities, and analyzes the changing trends to strengthen the macro grasp of Chinese performance auditing practice.…”

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Performance Audit: The Development Conditions in China

Liu

2023

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At the present time, performance audit has become a major work responsibility of auditing institutions in the world. In China, as the reform of national governance and financial modernization progresses, performance audit has received increasing attention, but it has still not been truly implemented. The purpose of this paper is to identify that influence the development of performance auditing in China. The relevance of the problem is evidenced by the growth of research in the field of public audit and performance audit in recent years. The author reviewed recent publications on this topic by Russian and Chinese authors. In the paper apply the research method to analyses keywords in the State Council Audit Report of China 2011–2021. A wide range of methods of information analysis is used. The results of the research lead to the following conclusions: the basic orientation of China’s performance audit is to supervise and serve the country’s governance; the audit field is inclined to the environment, resources, people’s livelihood, etc.; the audit content transitions from fund management and use to policy implementation and project management; audit evaluation standards increase equity and environmental friendliness on the basis of “3E” (economy, efficiency, effectiveness); audit methods highlight modern tools such as big data auditing. The attention and promotion of performance audit by the legislative authority is an essential requirement for its growth in China.

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Performance Audit: The Development Conditions in China

Liu

2023

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“…Keywords are significant dimensions of any research journal article. Keywords as a search term greatly impact future researchers' ability to easily search for studies (Moran, 2021). The utilization of keywords has been widely used in bibliometric fields (Fernandez et al, 2022;Saleem et al, 2021;Yu et al, 2020).…”

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A Comprehensive Bibliometric Analysis of School-Based Physical Activity Research

Dofredo,

Pinlac,

Pineda

et al. 2023

IJMABER

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Physical activity has captured considerable interest from international academic scholars due to its fundamental role in maintaining optimal health. Thus, this study sought to examine the scholarly articles on school-based physical activity, employing a comprehensive bibliometric analysis extracted from the Scopus database spanning 2013 to 2023. A filtering protocol was utilized to guide the selection of articles, and analyses were facilitated solely by Python programming. This research yielded extensive insights encompassing document type, publication rates, citation rates, prevalent keywords, and geographic distribution. The results revealed the prominence of "Articles" as the primary document category. Notably, the year 2020 was observed as the highest publication count, with 2014 being the peak year for citation rates. However, both publication and citation patterns exhibited substantial fluctuations. These analyses collectively identify the United States as the largest contributor among the top ten countries, accompanied by substantial contributions from European nations. The analysis of the top 50 most-cited journal articles indicates a prevalence of articles authored by one to five individuals, with a peak in publications during 2014, followed by a gradual decline. Notably, the keyword "children" prominently emerges across the datasets, underscoring its frequent utilization in the context of school-based physical activity research.

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“…However, there is an alternate way to understand this shifting and broadening meaning, not as an expression of ‘faults in a system, or errors of feedback, or deficiencies of education’ (Williams, 1988: 24), but rather as a result of shifting material conditions in which satire operates. This way of approaching satire follows Raymond Williams’ method in Keywords where ‘language change generally, and meaning change specifically, forms part of and provides insight into the nature of social and cultural transformation’ (Moran, 2021). Understood in this manner, shifts in the popular understanding of satire are not simply the result of a public failure to adequate grasp a technical term, nor even a record of the transforming nature of a dynamic but coherent phenomenon.…”

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The limits of satire, or the reification of cultural politics

Holm

2023

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In the first decades of the 21st century, humour has been increasingly embraced as a legitimate means by which to cover, analyse and intervene in political issues. Most frequently, this political application of humour has been interpreted through the lens of ‘satire’: a term that evokes an idea of humour as a politically meaningful cultural act. Such an account of humour connects satire with the long-standing theoretical tradition of ‘cultural politics’ that explores the ability and mechanism of cultural forms to inform, inspire or enact political change. However, while satire may appear as the manifestation or culmination of a cultural political agenda, I argue that the concept ultimately works towards the closure of cultural political possibility. Drawing on the work of Georg Lukács and Fredric Jameson, I argue that satire is better understood as a form of reification that prematurely resolves how, when and why cultural forms can do politics.

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Keywords as method

Cited by 13 publications

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Performance Audit: The Development Conditions in China

Performance Audit: The Development Conditions in China

A Comprehensive Bibliometric Analysis of School-Based Physical Activity Research

The limits of satire, or the reification of cultural politics

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