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Papers About Covid-19 In Romanian Social Sciences Isi Journals – What Are They About And What Is Their Impact?

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  • MIRICA ANDREEA

    (BUCHAREST UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, BUCHAREST)

  • PETCU IONELA-ROXANA

    (BUCHAREST UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, BUCHAREST, ROMANIA)

Abstract

The openness and resilience of the global research placed new terms in the post-pandemic academic world. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, a wide variety of scientific articles and research literature have been published in a short period. COVID-19 related research papers in the social sciences focused on the impact of the new disease on social, behavioral or economic outcomes. This paper aimed to explore and understand what the impact and which topics are covered in the papers about COVID-19 in Romanian social sciences ISI journals. As such, the approach highlights that performing the query by the term “covid” in seven Romanian journals indexed in the social sciences ISI database, Amfiteatru Economic registered the highest impact in terms of the number of citations per article. Moreover, most of the papers covering topics on COVID-19 were published in 2021, compared to the previous and current year. The findings also show that journals with a higher AIS and IF have a higher share of cited articles. Results presented in this study, identify as well, the word cloud diagrams for the covered topics in the title of the papers. In such regard, the most frequent words in the corpus made of titles of cited papers are teleworking, workaholism. For the uncited papers, the results suggest that more general terms are frequent.

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  • Mirica Andreea & Petcu Ionela-Roxana, 2022. "Papers About Covid-19 In Romanian Social Sciences Isi Journals – What Are They About And What Is Their Impact?," Annals - Economy Series, Constantin Brancusi University, Faculty of Economics, vol. 3, pages 103-110, June.
    • Handle: RePEc:cbu:jrnlec:y:2022:v:3:p:103-110
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