MAPPING POLITICAL THEORY USING BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS

Muhammad Syaifuddin,Suswanta Suswanta,Syamsul Bahri Abd Rasyid,Misran Misran

doi:10.24198/jwp.v6i2.31870

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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

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In terms of terminology, political science is the study of the art of government, public interaction, compromise, consensus, and the power and distribution of resources in public affairs (Winarno, 2013)
This paper aims to describe the map of the development of political theory research globally, which is elaborated using the VOSviewer and NVivo 12 plus software
The results of the review with VOSviewer show that there are six cluster concepts, namely, cluster one, the related concepts are theory, influence, legitimacy, ideology, cluster 2, which emphasizes the concept of approach, concept, social science, society Cluster 3 is related to the concept of community democracy power, practice cluster 4, Framework, political theory, contribution

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Political science is the study of the art of government, public interaction, compromise, consensus, and the power and distribution of resources in public affairs (Winarno, 2013). In the philosophy of science, a scientific discipline is likely to have the same object of study as other sciences but has differences in its form (Syafiie, 2017). Political science has adopted many other social sciences (material objects). Many studies have explored the history of political science (Craig, 2020). Hood, King, and Peele (2014) describe how the development of politics at the University of Oxford, where the book examines institutions, plantations, funding, research, and curricula that are organized into broader intellectual and institutional development

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