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Doctoral Research in Commerce – A Bibliometric Analysis

R. D. Biradar, Jagdish N. Kulkarni, Shyam M. Sarsare

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The present paper is an attempt to map of contribution of doctoral research in the subject Commerce, in Indian Universities during 1997 - 2006. It is based on analysis of bibliometric data of the Ph.D. theses on different parameters such as researcher, guide, university, state, zone, year, subject, etc.

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The present paper is an attempt to map of contribution of doctoral research in the subject Commerce, in Indian Universities during 1997 - 2006. It is based on analysis of bibliometric data of the Ph.D. theses on different parameters such as researcher, guide, university, state, zone, year, subject, etc.

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The present paper is an attempt to map of contribution of doctoral research in the subject Commerce, in Indian Universities during 1997 - 2006. It is based on analysis of bibliometric data of the Ph.D. theses on different parameters such as researcher, guide, university, state, zone, year, subject, etc.

Key concepts: Subject (documents), Bibliometrics, Library science, Social science, State (computer science), Sociology, Data science, Computer science

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