Patterns and trends in research on external public debt management

Q3 Social Sciences
M. Razinkova, T. Grynko, N. Nebaba, Rostislav Botvinov, D. Pryimachenko
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Abstract

This study undertakes a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of publications pertaining to the external public debt management system. The paper aims to study the evolution of scholarly discourse surrounding the external public debt management domain, highlighting contributions, methodologies, and collaborative networks within the field. The methodology encompasses a multivariate approach, incorporating extensive searches across the three major scientometric databases: Google Scholar (PoP), Scopus (in-built Scopus tools, SciVal), and Web of Science (in-built WoS instruments). The bibliometric analysis extends to contextual, evolutionary, and spatial dimensions, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of the identified clusters. The ensuing clusters serve as a roadmap, categorizing publications based on their contextual relevance, evolutionary trajectory, and spatial focus, which enhances the identification of key works in the field, facilitating a nuanced understanding of the current state of external public debt management research. The synthesis of findings from the content-contextual block emphasizes a primary orientation toward understanding the dynamic interplay between external public debt management and economic development. Furthermore, the contextual-temporal block identifies four distinct stages in the evolution of research focus, highlighting the shifting emphasis over time. A discernible pattern of heightened research activity in external public debt management across various countries in recent decades is revealed through spatiotemporal analysis. The interdisciplinary nature of this field is underscored by the dominance of economics, econometrics, finance, business, management, and accounting in dedicated research.
公共外债管理研究的模式和趋势
本研究对有关外部公共债务管理系统的出版物进行了全面的文献计量分析。本文旨在研究围绕外部公共债务管理领域的学术论述的演变,突出该领域内的贡献、方法和合作网络。研究方法包括一种多元方法,在三大科学计量数据库中进行广泛搜索:谷歌学者(PoP)、Scopus(内置 Scopus 工具、SciVal)和 Web of Science(内置 WoS 工具)。文献计量学分析扩展到背景、演变和空间维度,从而能够全面了解已确定的集群。随后的聚类可作为一个路线图,根据其背景相关性、演变轨迹和空间重点对出版物进行分类,从而加强对该领域关键作品的识别,促进对外部公共债务管理研究现状的细致了解。内容-背景板块的研究成果综合强调了理解外部公共债务管理与经济发展之间动态相互作用的主要方向。此外,"背景-时间 "板块确定了研究重点演变的四个不同阶段,突出了随着时间推移重点的转移。通过时空分析,可以发现近几十年来各国在外部公共债务管理方面的研究活动明显增加。经济学、计量经济学、金融学、商业、管理学和会计学在专门研究中的主导地位凸显了这一领域的跨学科性质。
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Public and Municipal Finance
Public and Municipal Finance Business, Management and Accounting-Business, Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)
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3.30
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审稿时长
12 weeks
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