ScholarWorks@숙명여자대학교

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This study aims to investigate authors' publication characteristics and research productivity by analyzing 296 articles published in the Journal of the Korean Policy Development Society from 2001 to 2023. The analysis includes publication types, the number of authors per paper, affiliated institutions, publication performance, the continuity of authors' research activities, and types of references cited. Lotka's Law of bibliometrics was applied to analyze research productivity. The results are as follows: First, the rate of single-author publications was higher than that of co-authored publications. Second, universities had the highest number of affiliated authors, followed by government agencies and research institutes. Third, the number of authors with continuous publication activities decreased over time, with many authors publishing only one paper and not continuing further. Fourth, using Lotka's Law, it was found that a few researchers published most papers. Fifth, academic journals were the most frequently cited type of reference. Based on these findings, recommendations for enhancing the publication activity and research productivity of the Korean Policy Development Society include providing opportunities for academic conferences and research community activities to emerging researchers and strengthening collaborative research and networking among researchers.

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