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The Trend of BIPA Research in the International Scope: A Bibliometric Analysis

Chafit Ulya, Muhammad Rohmadi, Memet Sudaryanto, Fateemah Chewoh, Aboyitungiye Baptiste-Burundi

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Bahasa Indonesia showed well improvement in the international world by increasing the number of countries which learned it. Various research and scientific publications have continuously been conducted to strengthen the existence of Bahasa Indonesia, including in the Scopus publication. This writing

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Bahasa Indonesia showed well improvement in the international world by increasing the number of countries which learned it. Various research and scientific publications have continuously been conducted to strengthen the existence of Bahasa Indonesia, including in the Scopus publication. This writing

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Bahasa Indonesia showed well improvement in the international world by increasing the number of countries which learned it. Various research and scientific publications have continuously been conducted to strengthen the existence of Bahasa Indonesia, including in the Scopus publication. This writing

Key concepts: Scopus, Scope (computer science), Bibliometrics, Computer science, Library science, Political science, Data science, Regional science

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