Community Governance Research Trend: A Bibliometric Analysis
Keywords:
community governance, bibliometricAbstract
Community governance is a collaboration between the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to achieve desired outcomes in a jurisdiction, whether it is a neighborhood or an entire municipality. It is government exercised at the community level, where all decisions are made with and by the community, and the outcomes achieved are also aimed at the community. Many researchers have studied community governance an increasingly evolving topic. This research aims to determine the development of publication trends regarding community governance. This research uses quantitative methods with bibliometric analysis techniques. The data analyzed are the most productive countries and organizations in publication, co-authorship, and co-occurrence. The results show that the publication in community governance from 1954-2023 has increased year by year with different issues. America and Europe are the most productive countries in publication, with the most productive affiliations are universities in Australia. The analysis of co-authorship results in multiple researchers indicating their level of publication productivity based on their activity in producing publications as sole authors or in collaboration with other authors. The latest topics related to community governance and becoming trends are health and environmental issues. The next research can focus on the dynamics of public policy in community governance.
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