The role of institutions in promoting citizenship values: a bibliometric analysis.

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to examine the volume of intellectual output on the topic of citizenship value in the Scopus database between 2012 and 2021. The results indicated that 3,617 studies had been conducted. Utilizing bibliometric search indicators. The United States and the University of Georgia have shown the most interest in publishing in this field over the past decade. Although the intellectual output on good citizenship in the Emirates was not a study and conference work received the highest percentage, it was not included in SQUES. This may be due to the absence of stringent standards when publishing working papers at conferences, as opposed to scientific journals, and the existence of institution-specific journals. We also discover that a large number of authors, such as the Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI) and Frontiers Media S.A. (APA), are interested in this type of research, and that the term "good citizenship" is primarily used in the social sciences and various sciences. The absence of a large number of studies in Arab countries is the cause; these studies may have been published in a language other than Arabic, and SCOPUS does not list them. The research provides a guide to the research process for researchers in the field of research.