Scholarly Communication Theories for Building Effective Disaster-Resilient Infrastructure
Murtala Ismail Adakawa,
N. S. Harinarayana
Abstract:This research investigates scholarly communication theories used during the COVID-19 pandemic as a strategy for building effective disaster-resilience infrastructure. The study employed scientometric and content analysis to understand the behavior of data in this regard. For scientometric analysis part, using Scopus from 16-23rd January 2024 employing search strategy “COVID-19 and theories” OR “Community resilience” OR “Disaster-resilience Infrastructure,” it yielded about 5,266,065 documents and reduced to 10… Show more
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