Institutional Cooperation Research Articles

Evaluation Model Construction of School-Enterprise Cooperation Innovation Ability Based on Big Data Analysis

Abstract This study analyzes SCIE papers published by 39 universities as a substantial big-data sample, employing latent class analysis to explore the characteristics of university-enterprise cooperation in Chinese institutions. It identifies five categorical attributes to construct a latent class model. This paper integrates hierarchical analysis with fuzzy mathematics to develop a comprehensive fuzzy evaluation model. By organizing and layering the factors, a rational set of indicators is established, and a hierarchical analysis structure is constructed. Utilizing a judgment matrix, the study calculates the importance rankings of all indicators, thereby highlighting the significant influence of the factors. Empirical results indicate that the model achieves optimal fit with five latent categories. Within the five primary indicators for evaluating the innovation capability of university-enterprise cooperation, the weight of innovation outcomes is the highest at 0.24, followed by industrial innovation at 0.22. The analysis reveals a regional imbalance in university-enterprise collaboration across the eastern coastal area, with Guangdong achieving the highest rating of 84.03, closely followed by Jiangsu. In assessing the innovation capability of university-enterprise cooperation in Guangdong's applied universities, the overall scores for universities categorized as B, C, and D are 3.641, 3.522, and 3.409, respectively. Notably, the scores for R&D investment intensity and Chinese patent applications are relatively low, suggesting these areas require enhancement to bolster support and development, thereby improving university-enterprise cooperation and innovation capabilities.

STRATEGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PEDAGOGICAL MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES IN GENERAL SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ON THE BASIS OF COOPERATION PEDAGOGY

The article describes the pedagogical foundations of education on the basis of cooperation pedagogy. Also, for the implementation of the pedagogy of cooperation in educational institutions, the tasks in this regard are noted not only of the family, neighborhood, educational institution, but also of state governing bodies, public organizations, offices and organizations that consider themselves responsible for the education of the younger generation.

Frontier – binder without borders. Polish–German cross-border cooperation of universities in the Pomerania Euroregion. Conceptual insights

Cross-border cooperation was broadly defined by European Union in 1980s. The joint action taken by frontier territories are the key aspects of European integration and are the main aims of maintaining sustainable development in many aspects of life on both sides of the border. This article explores Polish–German cross-border cooperation within the Pomerania Euroregion taking into account educational dimension. In particular, this analysis focuses on involvement of Szczecin universities in the implementation of cross-border Small Projects Funds in years 1995–2022. The presented study analyze 64 projects from among 3,071 shared ones. The article raises important insights into a wide area of research that indicates not only the need to describe and identify the phenomenon of initiated cross-border cooperation of educational institutions within Euroregions, but also reveals the need for a deeper, individual and comparative analysis of many Euroregions and their activities in the field of creating educational policy

МЕЖМУНИЦИПАЛЬНОЕ СОТРУДНИЧЕСТВО КАК ЭЛЕМЕНТ ФОРМИРОВАНИЯ ГОРОДСКИХ АГЛОМЕРАЦИЙ

The establishment of urban agglomerations, or large-scale complex territorial units, is one of the global trends. In modern democratic states, the practice of managing urban agglomerations successfully applies mechanisms of inter-municipal cooperation as the primary means of cooperation between municipalities. At the same time, he Russian Federation’s inter-municipal cooperation institution is underdeveloped, preventing municipalities from working together to solve local challenges by transferring powers and resources between municipalities of the urban agglomerations. In this regard, the article examines the prospects for the development of legal regulation of special forms of inter-municipal cooperation in urban agglomerations, which is distinguished by the transfer of powers to resolve local issues between municipalities within the agglomeration.

Bibliometric Analysis of the Top-100 Cited Articles on Postoperative Delirium.

Postoperative delirium (POD), a common complication affecting short- and long-term prognosis in elderly patients, leads to a heavy burden on social economy and health care. The main purpose of this study is to conduct a bibliometric analysis of the 100 most frequently cited articles on POD. "Postoperative delirium" and its synonyms were searched in the Web of Science (WoS) core database. The top-100 cited articles were automatically selected by sorting the records in descending order. Key information such as author, journal, article type, publication year, citations, since 2013 usage count, institution, country, and keywords were extracted and analyzed. VOSviewer software was applied to do the visualization analyses of institution co-operation, author interaction, author co-citation, and keywords co-occurrence. The CiteSpace software was used to analyze keywords burst. Most articles were published by authors and institutions in the United States of America (USA). Inouye was the most influential author of this field. The journals that recorded these articles had a high impact factor (IF), with a highest IF of 168.9 and an average IF of 18.04. Cohort studies were the main document type in this field (42 publications), followed by randomized controlled trial (RCT) and systematic reviews or meta-analysis (18 and 14, respectively). The 10 keywords with the highest appearance were "delirium", "risk-factors", "surgery", "confusion assessment method", "elderly patients", "hip fracture", "intensive care unit", "cardiac surgery", "general anesthesia", and "risk". Moreover, "double blind" and "cardiac surgery" were the most recent booming keywords. We indicated the current research status and tendency of POD by analyzing the 100 most influential articles on POD. The USA is the leader in this field. Prospective study is the preference for authors to cite. Cardiac surgery remains the primary research carrier and the hotspots in the near future may be double-blind studies.

LEADERS ROLE IN IMPLEMENTING INTEGRATED FUNCTIONAL ADULT EDUCATION IN GUTO GIDA WOREDA OF EAST WOLLEGA ZONE, OROMIA REGIONAL STATE, ETHIOPIA

The objective of this research was to examine the leadership roles and challenges in implementing IFAE in Guto Gida Woreda. The study employed descriptive research type with concurrent mixed method design or triangulation Design. Data was collected concurrently and mixed during data interpretation. In order to select the 279 sampled respondents from the target population of 788 from woreda and 8 kebele leaders, adult education facilitators and adult education currently attending the program, stratified, systematic and purposive sampling techniques were employed. Data were collected from both primary sources and secondary sources. Quantitative data collected through questionnaires were analyzed by using descriptive statistics. The qualitative data collected through interview, FGD, and document review analyzed through thematic analysis. The reliability test is 0.89 which implies that the instruments for data collection are reliable and the response rate of the study is 97.13% which is adequate. The finding of the study revealed that there are limitations such as the absence of adult students’ enrolment, irregular attending of the class, the program not based on adult students’ interest, low program completion by the students; and existence of gaps in improving adults’ basic literacy skill. Similarly, the findings indicated the existence of gaps in implementing leadership roles of creating a vision, decision making, strategically planning and monitoring and evaluating IFAE implementation performance. The study conclude that the current practice of IFAE implementation is poor; leaders in the study have limitations in discharging their leadership roles mainly due to challenges like financial, material and resource; human weak institutional cooperation and community awareness. Based on this, it is recommended to give proper attention; articulate clear vision, and plan strength stakeholder participation, communities create awareness and design strong monitoring and evaluation system in order to improve IFAE implementation in the woreda.

The Pairing of Rapid Intensification Events and Eyewall Replacement Cycles in Tropical Cyclones in the Atlantic Basin from 2015 to 2020

Rapid intensification (RI) and eyewall replacement cycles (ERCs) frequently occur in intense tropical cyclones (TCs), often causing rapid, significant changes in intensity and structure. In some TCs, RI and ERCs can occur concurrently or within a short period of one another. This study investigates whether there is a link between RI and ERCs by conducting a statistical analysis of TCs that occurred in the North Atlantic basin from 2015 to 2020. The HURDAT2 dataset was used to detect RI events, while the Morphed Integrated Microwave Imagery archive by the Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies was used to detect ERC events. Three sets of data were constructed from this analysis: TCs with paired RI/ERC events that occurred within 24 h of each other, TCs with RI only, and TCs with ERCs only. Statistics selected for analysis within the constructed datasets were mean duration of phenomena, mean rate of intensification, and mean peak intensity. We performed t-tests to determine the statistical significance of results. The results of this study show that TCs with these paired RI/ERC events often intensified at a faster rate, intensified for longer, and ended up stronger than TCs that only experienced RI or ERCs in isolation.

ОТЗЫВ официального оппонента на диссертацию Саетгараева Вильсура Фирдависовича на тему «Организационно-правовой механизм сотрудничества органов внутренних дел и институтов гражданского общества в сфере противодействия коррупции»

The purpose of the expert analysis of the manuscript is to evaluate the quality of the conducted dissertation research of Vilsur F. Saetgarayev “Organizational and legal mechanism of cooperation between internal affairs bodies and civil society institutions in the sphere of combating corruption”, submitted for the degree of Candidate of Legal Sciences in the specialty 5.1.2 Publiclegal (state-legal) sciences to the dissertation council DS 03.2.001.02, created on the basis of the Academy of Management of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. Method of research: the general scientific method of comparison and derived from it methods of comparative jurisprudence are used as the main one. Research results: the opponent describes the main merits of the dissertation research, its relevance, absolute scientific novelty and practical significance, as well as critical judgments on some issues reflected in the dissertation, which will allow in the future to further explore the institution of cooperation between internal affairs bodies and civil society institutions on anti-corruption issues. Scientific novelty: comparison of the results of V. F. Saetgarayev’s dissertation research is carried out with foreign anti-corruption legislation, by-laws and similar on the problematic issues scientific works of foreign authors, which were not previously attracted by other researchers as literary sources. The opponent introduces into scientific turnover new literary sources in several foreign languages on the topic of research. Practical significance: the mechanisms of analytical evaluation of the dissertation research on cooperation between internal affairs bodies and civil society institutions in combating corruption proposed by the author can be used in the future to assess the quality of scientific research in the field of anti-corruption.

Overcoming Complex Employment Barriers for Older Individuals: Measures and Opportunities for Enhancement

In the context of the rapidly ageing Lithuanian society, it is important to create the conditions for the effective use of the potential of older people, including the sphere of employment. Although the employment rate of older Lithuanians is higher than the EU average, older people remain a vulnerable group of workers, especially in the face of labour market crises. The withdrawal from the labor market is attributable to inadequacies in qualifications or education that fail to align with the exigencies of the labor market, compromised health, adverse working conditions, and assorted factors concomitantly diminishing employment prospects. Reintegration into the labor market poses a formidable challenge for older individuals who have previously disengaged from it. The complex causes of older people’s exit from the labour market imply a comprehensive solution, but so far the country’s policies for older people have not sufficiently developed an integrated approach to enhancing employability, and the application of pesonalised measures is the responsibility of particular institutions. The aim of the article is to assess the capacities of the current institutional infrastructure of public employment policies to respond to complex obstacles to the employment of elderly individuals and to identify relevant directions for the development of institutional collaboration in this sphere. Based on the latest statistical and analytical information, the paper identifies the current trends in employment and unemployment of the country’s elderly population and identifies the main factors determining their vulnerability in the labour market. It analyses the employment measures implemented by the Public Employment Service for currently unemployed older people. Based on the analysis, proposals are presented for the improvement of the measures in place, with particular emphasis on the development of institutional cooperation in the provision of comprehensive integration services.

Survey on Energy Harvesting for Biomedical Devices: Applications, Challenges and Future Prospects for African Countries.

Self-powered biomedical devices, which are the new vision of Internet Of Things (IOT) healthcare, are facing many technical and application challenges. Many research works have reported biomedical devices and self-powered applications for healthcare, along with various strategies to improve the monitoring time of self-powered devices or to eliminate the dependence on electrochemical batteries. However, none of these works have especially assessed the development and application of healthcare devices in an African context. This article provides a comprehensive review of self-powered devices in the biomedical research field, introduces their applications for healthcare, evaluates their status in Africa by providing a thorough review of existing biomedical device initiatives and available financial and scientific cooperation institutions in Africa for the biomedical research field, and highlights general challenges for implementing self-powered biomedical devices and particular challenges related to developing countries. The future perspectives of the aforementioned research field are provided, as well as an architecture for improving this research field in developing countries.

Analisis Kerjasama UPT Perpustakaan Proklamator Bung Hatta Kota Bukittinggi Dengan Lembaga Informasi

This research uses descriptive qualitative methods with a field research approach. This study aims to examine the phenomenon of institutional cooperation in the information field at the Hatta Proclamation Library in Bukittinggi City. The research methods used were direct interviews with related parties and primary data collection. The results of this study will provide a detailed picture of the collaboration carried out by UPT Proclamation Library Hatta with information institutions. Based on this research, it can be concluded that institutional cooperation in the field of information at the Hatta Proclamation Library in Bukittinggi City has been carried out through collaboration with other information institutions. This collaboration is carried out with the aim of helping others and achieving specified goals. Descriptive qualitative research methods are used to examine this phenomenon of cooperation holistically and describe the characteristics of the activities carried out. The results of this study are expected to provide a deeper understanding of institutional cooperation in the field of information.

Optimization of Business Organizational Communications Between the University and Governmental and Administration Bodies in the Context of the RBM Methodology

The relevance of the article. In the modern information era, strategic communications management has become one of the conditions for competitiveness and effective development of any organization. Thanks to improved communication processes, social institutions make a significant leap in the direction of improving management, interaction with various audiences and interested parties in solving strategic tasks. There is also an increase in the intensity of organizational communications, which are now necessary for the effective operation of commercial and government structures.
 Organizational communications help enterprises and organizations interact more effectively with the environment by exchanging information. Representatives of various fields of activity become participants in organizational communications, and they include various forms of business communication. The relevance of this problem is determined by the fact that modern organizational communications are already an independent management function, the effective implementation of which is possible only under the condition of a professional approach. The effectiveness of organizational communications is a guarantee of success for all organizations and institutions, especially for those with a wide branched branch structure.
 The purpose of the article — to analyze the main aspects and advantages of the RESULTS BASED MANAGEMENT (RBM) methodology, to consider the current directions of organizational communications between the educational institution and local authorities and management in the context of the modern information age, to outline the ways of using the tools of the RBM methodology to optimize organizational communications between the university and authorities.
 The methodology. Analytical method, methods of description, comparison and generalization were applied in the research process.
 The results. The essence and basic principles of the RBM methodology are described. The specifics, forms, ways and methods of communication in the context of the RBM methodology are outlined. The issue of active participants in external communications was considered. An algorithm for building a detailed scheme of external communications is provided, and a kind of map of all authorities and management bodies interested in communication is created. A table with a list of communication formats (information interaction) has been developed for each local authority and management. The expediency of choosing a communication format is specified.
 The scientific novelty. In this study, for the first time, an algorithm for optimizing external communications between the university and local authorities and management in the context of the RBM methodology is proposed.
 The practical significance. Research materials and conclusions can be used for the development of information and communication strategies of universities and the optimization of communication policies in the work of public authorities and management.
 Conclusions. The practical application of the methodology of results-based management (Results-Based Management) is extremely relevant in the cooperation of university institutions with authorities and local administration, since it is precisely such interactions that currently require development, planning, implementation and monitoring.
 Communications, information campaigns, interaction and cooperation with institutions and stakeholders play a key role in this methodology.

Formulation of SCP-Based Coconut Sugar Marketing Model Through Analysis of Marketing Patterns in Central Java Province, Indonesia

This study aims to analyze the marketing pattern of coconut sugar products, describe the stakeholders involved in the marketing of coconut sugar, and develop a structure, conduct, performance (SCP) based marketing model for coconut sugar. This research method is a quantitative descriptive method. The research location was determined purposively in the coconut sugar production center of Central Java Province (Banyumas, Purbalingga, and Cilacap Regencies). The research respondents were 60 people consisting of coconut sugar makers who were members of the Joint Business Group (KUB) and 60 people, 10 collectors traders, 2 wholesalers, and 4 institutional exporters. Data were analyzed descriptively. Data analysis for the basic structure by measuring market share size and concentration (CR4). The basis of conduct is through analysis of sales and purchasing processes, payment systems, and institutional cooperation. The basis of performance is obtained from the analysis of the margins of the trading system and the level of prices received by farmers. The results showed that there are two marketing channels for coconut sugar. A tight oligopsony is formed based on the CR4 (Concentration Ratio for the Big Four) value, while the Herfindahl index value shows that the market formed is an oligopoly. Market behavior occurs when the payment system is made in cash at the level of collectors and non-cash at the level of wholesalers. In market performance, the largest marketing margin is in the marketing channel pattern 1 of Rp. 8415.4/kg, the lowest in the channel 2 pattern of Rp. 6500/kg. The highest Farmer share value is in the marketing channel pattern 2 as 74%, and the lowest is in the channel 1 pattern at 66.3%.

Research hotspots and trends on neuropathic pain-related mood disorders: a bibliometric analysis from 2003 to 2023.

Neuropathic Pain (NP) is often accompanied by mood disorders, which seriously affect the quality of life of patients. This study aimed to analyze the hotspots and trends in NP-related mood disorder research using bibliometric methods and to provide valuable predictions for future research in this field. Articles and review articles on NP-related mood disorders published from January 2003 to May 2023 were retrieved from the Web of Science Core Collection. We used CiteSpace to analyze publications, countries, institutions, authors, cited authors, journals, cited journals, references, cited references, and keywords. We also analyzed collaborative network maps and co-occurrence network maps. A total of 4,540 studies were collected for analysis. The number of publications concerning NP-related mood disorders every year shows an upward trend. The United States was a major contributor in this field. The University of Toronto was the most productive core institution. C GHELARDINI was the most prolific author, and RH DWORKIN was the most frequently cited author. PAIN was identified as the journal with the highest productivity and citation rate. The current research hotspots mainly included quality of life, efficacy, double-blind methodology, gabapentin, pregabalin, postherpetic neuralgia, and central sensitization. The frontiers in research mainly focused on the mechanisms associated with microglia activation, oxidative stress, neuroinflammation, and NP-related mood disorders. In conclusion, the present study provided insight into the current state and trends in NP-related mood disorder research over the past 20 years. Consequently, researchers will be able to identify new perspectives on potential collaborators and cooperative institutions, hot topics, and research frontiers in this field.

Shared Coordinates: Writing Herstory in Ibero American Comics

This study focuses on the emergence of a transnational sisterhood under three projects originating from the cooperation between groups of female comic book writers in Spain and Latin America. After the 2016 exhibition “Presentes: Autoras de Tebeo de Ayer y de Hoy” and the publication of its catalogue by Autoras de Cómic, there was a shared need to claim back the role of female or non-male authorship, and its involvement in comic book production and business. The Argentinian group Feminismo Gráfico tapped into such endeavors, and in 2019 produced “Nosotras Contamos”, a travelling exhibition and a catalogue, with a thematic and a diachronic approach. When COVID-19 broke out, Spanish and Argentinian cooperation and development institutions (Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional y Desarrollo and Centro Cultural España Córdoba) engaged in a discussion on the previous experiences. The project resulted in a publication and an online exhibition Coordenadas Gráficas (Graphic Coordinates), highlighting the work of non-male authors from Spain, Argentina, Chile, and Costa Rica. The transnational perspective of this last project extends beyond the previous national experiences and includes a meaningful selection of comic stories that, regardless of the nationality of the author, can be defined as feminist. Sexism, gender discrimination, gender violence, and sexual and reproductive rights are the shared coordinates discussed by this long list of authors, who question gender normativity from its very composition. By introducing the associative experiences that gave life to the projects and analyzing them in the international context, the study will focus on the appropriate practice of sharing knowledge to pursue a similar recognition. Moreover, based on the words of the curators and the creators, the study ultimately seeks to shed light on the production and circulation of works of collective interest, meant to recover the role of women in the history of comics.

The Collaboration Patterns of Institution during the COVID-19 Pandemic

During the COVID-19 pandemic, scientific collaboration has profoundly influenced the sustainability of human science. The pandemic has exposed the fragility of the global health system, forcing various research institutions to cooperate more actively and giving rise to a pressing inquiry regarding its implications on the patterns of scientific institution collaboration. With this in mind, we investigate 2,252,016 scientific papers between 2019 and 2020 to study this issue from an institution cooperation view. Specifically, by proposing a novel weighted cooperation network and utilizing institution cooperation freshness, we investigate different collaboration patterns and strategies when institutions respond to the pandemic. The results show that the crisis generally promotes both fresh and stable cooperation relationships among institutions, and different fields (e.g., STEM and Humanities) demonstrate different collaboration patterns. During the pandemic, institutions with a strong influence have a variety of cooperation strategies, while institutions with a low influence prefer a conservative strategy. Moreover, institutions participating in COVID-19 research are very cautious in choosing partners, which may originate from the risk of cooperation, e.g., the fluctuation of influence, and the causal inference results also verify this conclusion. Overall, our study reveals the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on scientific research work, which may pave the way for designing policy when other global crises occur again.

Teacher Education and Teacher Selection Courses: Resolving Compatibility Issues of Tribhuvan University and Teacher Service Commission

This study evaluates the alignment of teacher education (TE) programs of Tribhuvan University (TU) with the teacher selection courses of Teacher Service Commission (TSC), using a comparative, exploratory-cum-explanatory research design. The data collection methods included content analysis, focus groups, and interviews. The data analysis method includes interpreted phenomenological analysis (IPA). The results showed a lack of course compatibility, with only 9% of the teacher license (TL) and teacher selection (TS) courses from the Teacher Service Commission (TSC) and Tribhuvan University (TU) being comparable. The study also questions the relevance of current TE, TL, and TS programs, particularly in incorporating professional skills and TE innovations for classroom instruction. To improve TE, respondents proposed strategies such as introducing digital pedagogy, combining pedagogical and general education subjects, updating subject-specific content, and adding practical skills for responsive teaching. The study concluded that closing the theory-practice gap in teacher education is challenging and calls for various changes, institutional cooperation, and teamwork. Similarly, the policymaking and implementing agencies of education are suggested to consider course reviews, required training for teaching professionals, sufficient internships for pre-service teachers, the use of TE's innovations and professional skills, improvements to the teacher selection process, and collaboration among education stakeholders.

Peningkatan Usaha Koperasi Wisata Berbasis Potensi Desa

The village environment in West Java presents beautiful and enchanting natural views. This natural potential can be managed in such a way that it can improve the regional economy. Management can be done through economic institutions, such as cooperatives with a specific business unit, namely tourism or Tourism Cooperatives. This community service activity aims to increase understanding of running a business through legal entity tourism cooperatives, developing tourism cooperative businesses, assisting with the legality of cooperative institutions, and assisting in obtaining business permits through online single submission (OSS). This activity uses the participatory rural appraisal (PRA) method to make conducting community economic business development activities based on village potential easier. The result of this activity is that the cooperative management community has a tourism business development plan document in accordance with the KBLI, strategic plan, work plan, and follow-up to each business development program. Tourism Cooperatives already have complete legality accompanied by various business permits such as Notarial Deeds, Ministry of Law and Human Rights Deeds, Business Permit Numbers (NIB), and Licensing for each business unit owned, with adequate cooperative organizational structure and completeness.

Aspects of the legal regime of institutional cooperation in anti-corruption

This paper analyzes the legal regime of institutional cooperation in anti-corruption. To this end, a clipping of the theme is carried out, addressing the genres of leniency agreements and the proposal for a Technical Cooperation Agreement (TCA, in Portuguese the acronym: ACT) signed by representatives of various institutions responsible for internal and external control, together with the Federal Supreme Court (FSC, in Portuguese the acronym: STF). The first part of this work presents the history of the legal institute in the national system and its different genres. Then, it addresses the TCA and the importance of cooperation between government institutions aiming at legal certainty and the strengthening of the institute. To this end, the work adopts the hermeneutic-dialectical method, and the exploratory research employs secondary data analysis, such as bibliographic and documentary research. It is concluded that the existence of a system that favors cooperation is important, with the preservation of the legal-functional criterion of each institution in the celebration of leniency agreements to guarantee the legal security of relations.

Knowledge graph construction and visualization analysis of coal mine accident safety management research based on CiteSpace and VOSviewer

Although the coal mining industry has implemented mechanization and automation, frequent coal mine accidents still occur, making coal mine safety a primary concern. To gain a comprehensive understanding of global progress in preventing coal mine accidents and managing safety, we utilized the Web of Science database (WOS) as our sample source. With the support of CiteSpace and VOSviewer software, we constructed a knowledge graph depicting publication numbers, research institutions, and keyword clustering to visually analyze coal mine accident prevention and safety management. Our research reveals that this field has undergone three stages of development: initial growth, steady progress, and rapid advancement. Particularly noteworthy is the current golden age of rapid development from 2018 to 2023 which has garnered significant attention from researchers. In terms of author collaboration networks, notable contributors with high publication rates and citation counts include Wu Qiang, Liu Quanlong, et al. Regarding institutional cooperation networks, major research institutions such as China University of Mining & Technology, Shandong University of Science & Technology, and Anhui University are actively engaged in important scientific research related to coal mining. Through keyword clustering analysis based on relevant literature review, it is evident that research on coal mine safety management primarily focuses on high-frequency keywords such as "coal and gas outburst","risk assessment" and "coal miners" By extracting the top nine emergent keywords with high-intensity levels and arranging them chronologically according to their emergence year, the evolution pattern over time was obtained for emergent words. Furthermore, it was observed that emerging keywords like "China", "subsidence" and "workers" have also gained increasing attention during this period.