Redes sociales de producción científica en la etnomusicología mundial
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La producción científica de diversos campos del conocimiento puede ser explorada mediante enfoques propios de la cienciometría como la bibliometría y disciplinas como la sociología de la ciencia. El presente estudio explora las redes académicas que componen la producción científica del campo de la etnomusicología. A partir de conceptos como capital social y metodologías como la bibliometría y el análisis de redes sociales (ARS), este estudio explora las redes de co-ocurrencia de los términos clave, los documentos con más citaciones de modo global, las redes de colaboración, instituciones, países, autores, coautoría y los principales enfoques disciplinares que participan en los estudios etnomusicológicos contemporáneos. A partir de la creación de un corpus bibliográfico extraído de dos bases de información bibliográfica determinantes en los estudios de la ciencia contemporánea; Scopus y Web of Science, se modelan diversas redes y se establecen los indicadores bibliométricos correspondientes. Los resultados presentan diversos enfoques disciplinares, palabras clave de autores, análisis de resúmenes y los principales campos científicos que confluyen en la etnomusicología contemporánea. Se discuten algunas implicaciones tecnológicas y conceptuales de la ciencia contemporánea respecto al devenir del estudio de la música y la etnomusicología.
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