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A social network refers to the structural and functional dynamics of relationships between individuals, groups, or organizations. In disciplines such as sociology, anthropology, and communication studies, social ties are analyzed in terms of their formation, continuity, and transformation. These networks, ranging from traditional communities to digital platforms, shape the organization of social interactions and the social positions of individuals. Historical Development of Social Networks The c

Bibliometric analysis is an analytical method that systematically reveals developments, trends, collaborations, and intellectual structures in the literature based on quantitative examination of scientific publications. The term is derived from the Greek words biblion, meaning “book,” and metrics, meaning “measurement.” It was first defined in 1969 by Alan Pritchard in his work titled “Statistical bibliography or bibliometrics?” as the application of statistical and mathematical methods to books