A bibliometric analysis of cultural heritage research in the

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Abstract

This article investigates the role of the Web of Science (WOS) in managing knowledge within academia, focusing on cultural heritage research in the humanities. A bibliometric analysis of 1843 WOS-indexed journal articles (2003-2022) reveals a Eurocentric bias in the research, correlating with increased European research funding. While publication output has grown significantly, it's concentrated in a few European institutions and countries, authored by a small number of prolific researchers with limited cross-national collaboration. Key themes emerging reflect the influence of digital technologies and participatory approaches in cultural heritage care.

Publisher

HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES COMMUNICATIONS

Published On

Mar 06, 2023

Authors

lonela Vlase, Tuuli Lähdesmäki

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