Mapping the field: A bibliometric analysis of women's football research trends and future directions

IF 1.1 Q3 SPORT SCIENCES
Nafih Cherappurath , Perumbalath Shamshadali , Masilamani Elayaraja , Dilshith Azeezul Kabeer KI
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Abstract

Women's football is a fast-growing sport with a significant global presence. There has been no bibliometric analysis in the field of women's football, which could help figure out the importance of this study area and identify knowledge gaps. Therefore, this study reviews the scholarly literature on women's football using bibliometric data from Scopus from 1984 to February 2024. Using multiple performance and science mapping techniques, we map the research landscape, highlighting key contributors and trends in women's football literature. The foremost contributors are the United States, Leeds Beckett University, the European Regional Development Fund (European Commission), and the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. Based on the analysis, we predict that the keywords may be relevant to women's football research in the future. In the concluding section, we delineate the study's limitations and propose avenues for future research expansion.

绘制领域图:对女子足球研究趋势和未来方向的文献计量分析
女子足球是一项快速发展的体育运动,在全球范围内占有重要地位。在女子足球领域还没有文献计量分析,而文献计量分析有助于了解这一研究领域的重要性并找出知识差距。因此,本研究使用 Scopus 从 1984 年到 2024 年 2 月的文献计量数据,对有关女子足球的学术文献进行了回顾。我们使用多种性能和科学绘图技术绘制了研究图景,突出了女足文献的主要贡献者和趋势。最主要的贡献者是美国、利兹贝克特大学、欧洲区域发展基金(欧盟委员会)以及《力量与体能训练研究期刊》。根据分析,我们预测这些关键词可能与未来的女子足球研究相关。在结论部分,我们阐述了本研究的局限性,并提出了未来研究扩展的途径。
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