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Bibliometric Review of Research on International Students in Russia ; Библиометрический обзор исследований об иностранных студентах в России

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    • بيانات النشر:
      Moscow Polytechnic University
    • الموضوع:
      2023
    • Collection:
      Higher Education in Russia (E-Journal) / Высшее образование в России
    • نبذة مختصرة :
      Russia is the sixth most attractive host country for international students, and this has translated into increased publications on international students in Russia. These studies have focused on the issues of Russian higher education internationalization, foreign student mobility, and acculturation challenges of international students. This paper seeks to highlight the knowledge base of international student research in Russia. Specifically, this paper represents a bibliometric review of indexed Scopus data to establish the seminal authors and current foci of research on international students in Russia. The findings indicate a present exponential growth in publications from 2015 in contrast to the slow start from 1999. The findings also demonstrate that the leading authors, with 59% of the sampled Scopus indexed articles, are affiliated with government-sponsored higher education institutions. The findings also established the most cited sources in the related literature and the current themes of research on international students in Russia. The implication of the research and limitations of the study were discussed. The directives for future research were proffered. ; Россия занимает шестое место среди стран, наиболее привлекательных для иностранных студентов, и это привело к увеличению числа публикаций, посвящённых иностранным студентам в России. Эти исследования посвящены вопросам интернационализации российского высшего образования, мобильности иностранных студентов и проблемам аккультурации иностранных студентов. Цель данной работы – выявить базу знаний в области исследований иностранных студентов в России. В частности, данная работа представляет собой библиометрический обзор индексированных данных Scopus для определения основных авторов и текущих направлений исследований иностранных студентов в России. Результаты показывают экспоненциальный рост числа публикаций с 2015 г. по сравнению с медленным началом с 1999 г. Результаты также показывают, что ведущие авторы 59 % статей, проиндексированных в Scopus, ...
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    • الرقم المعرف:
      10.31992/0869-3617-2023-32-3-153-166
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      edsbas.694686A1