Mapping Political Theory Using Bibliometric Analysis

Abstract

Politics is a discipline of science that is part of social science. What distinguishes political science from other social sciences is the object studied. The development of research on the theory of political science and politics becomes a question in this paper. Topic mapping and topic classification based on keywords, countries, and themes discussed were the main focus of this research, including visual density based on keywords, showing the level of saturation political science theory. In this study, the data used were data that had been downloaded from the Scopus database with several limitations to limit and be more specific to the results of the discussion. After the documents to be reviewed and analyzed are bibliographical using the VOSViewer and NVivo 12 Plus software, the data is exported .CSV and .RIS formats. This study aims to provide insights into subsequent research on the theory of political science

The Practice of Political Identity: A Systematic Review

“…Many researchers have carried out articles with Bibliometric models that focus on certain topics. (Mora et al, 2017) doing it on the topic of Smart-City Research for two decades, (Naruetharadhol & Gebsombut, 2020) on Food Tourism Studies in Southeast Asia, (Einecker & Kirby, 2020) about Climate Change, (Li & Lei, 2021) on the Topic of Modeling Studies (2000Studies ( -2017, (Syaifuddin et al, 2021) about Mapping Political Theory, (Habibi et al, 2021) about Medical Tourism and (Widianingsih et al, 2021) about Watershed Governance. From the above studies and other literature searches, there has not been a single bibliometric study on political identity which has become an essential contribution to this article.…”

Bibliometric study of association rule-market basket analysis

“…Bibliometric studies can be used for several purposes, including identifying new trends in the performance of articles and journals, patterns of collaboration, most productive authors, and potential publications [42], research constituencies, and exploring the intellectual structure of a particular domain in the extant literature [43]. The bibliometric methodology has been applied in various research fields such as business [44], [45], health [46], politics [47], and others.…”