Fourth International Conference on Science & Technology Metrics (STMet 2023): Proceedings
BITS Pilani, Dubai, UAE. November 16-17, 2023
A Butterfly’s Wingbeat or a Global Village – a Bibliometric Review of the Impact of the Russo-ukrainian War
Ãœlle Must Estonian Education and Youth Board Munga 18, 50088 Tartu. Estonia
Abstract: What happens thousands of kilometres away from us today affects our daily life and has global consequences much faster and more acutely than, for instance, 100 years ago. Ukraine and Russia have been in a military conflict since February 2014, which escalated into a full-scale Russian aggression war on February 24, 2022. In the current paper, we observe the trends in how and to what extent the aspects of the Russo-Ukrainian war have reached scientific circulation. What is the circle of authors dealing with the topic, has the different geographical location affected the focus of research, what fields of research and topics does it cover, and what is the scope of the impact of the war? Keywords: Russian-ukrainian War, Ukrainian War, War In Ukraine, Russian Aggression, Russian Invasion, Bibliometric Analysis, Content Analysis, Text Analysis
Keywords: Estonian Education and Youth Board Munga 18, 50088 Tartu. Estonia A Butterfly’s Wingbeat or a Global Village – a Bibliometric Review of the Impact of the Russo-ukrainian War
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