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Amiri S, Garakani A, soleimani A, Moghiminejad F. Systematic analysis of integrated development planning knowledge network. serd 2024; 13 (1)
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The study and analysis of the ecosystem of global studies in the field of integrated development planning is of particular importance due to institutional pluralism in order to remove the deprivation of a single area in the rural parts of the country. There are many lessons learned from research and measures of development and rural development. Therefore, the general goal of the current research is to systematically analyze the knowledge network in the field of integrated development planning by reviewing the co-occurrence network of vocabulary and co-authorship in this field to reveal knowledge trends, sources and their deficiencies. In the first step of the work method, the data was extracted from the Scopus database, then the stages of conceptual refinement were performed, and based on the research objectives, the final data was analyzed using algorithms based on social network analysis in the VOSviewer software. . The results indicated that out of 93 scientific research and 191 authors, the countries of South Africa, England and America had the most publications and authors such as Madziohendila, Van Niekerk, Asha and Banda had the highest references. Also, the intellectual cluster of Chakwizera had the highest network density. Co-occurrence analysis of words also revealed 6 research clusters in integrated development planning studies related to the links of comprehensiveness, urban planning, local governance, participation, sustainable development and spatial justice. The findings of the analysis of the knowledge network and drawing its map in this study could have valuable achievements for the realization of a comprehensive rational-expert approach to political-social planning and open new study and implementation horizons for them.
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