A Comprehensive Bibliometric Analysis Of The International Journal Of Production Economics

Abstract

The Present Study Provide A Comprehensive Bibliometric Analysis Of The International Journal Of Production Economics (IJPE) Covering A Ten-year Period From 2010 To 2019. As Journals Serve As Primary Communication Channels For Disseminating Scientific Knowledge, The Study Evaluates The Productivity Trends, Authorship Patterns, Geographical Distribution Of Contributions, Channels Of Communication, And Applicability Of Lotka’s Law To Author Productivity Within IJPE. Bibliometric A Key Evaluative Tool Within Library And Information Science, Enables Quantitative Assessment Of Publication Patterns, Growth Of Literature, And Collaborative Trends In Scholarly Communication. Using Data Extracted From All Issues Of IJPE Published During The Decade, This Study Systematically Tabulates, Categorizes, And Analyses 3218 Research Articles Through MS-Excel To Meet The Defined Objectives. The Year-wise Analysis Reveals Fluctuating Yet Progressively Collaborative Research Activity, With 2013 Showing The Highest Productivity. The Study Records An Overall Collaboration Rate Of 0.90, Signifying A Strong Culture Of Co-authorship In The Field Of Production Economics. The Contribution Received In This Journal Are More From China Than From Other Countries.

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