Analysis of Hot Spots and Trends of Cultural Security Research Based on Citespace

  • Xuchen Sun People's Public Security University of China
  • Shuo Jing China University of Political Science and Law
  • Jinkai Sun People's Public Security University of China
Ariticle ID: 2617
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Keywords: Cultural Security, National Security, Knowledge Map

Abstract

With the development of The Times, the connotation of national security is increasingly enriched, and the influence of non-traditional security factors on national security is increasing day by day, eventually forming the overall concept of national security. As an important part of non-traditional national security, cultural security can be further analyzed based on the review of its research process and the excavation of research hotspots by using Citespace software. From the perspective of research process, although the overall trend of cultural security research in China is increasing, it has stagnated in recent years, and is faced with the problems of insufficient number of core authors and low degree of journal diversification. In terms of research hotspots, China's cultural security research has shortcomings such as scattered research hotspots and single research fields, and it is necessary to further deal with the relationship between resisting cultural invasion and enhancing national cultural soft power.

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Chen CM, Ibekwe-SanJuan F, Hou JH (2010) The structure and dynamics of cocitation clusters: a multiple-perspective cocitation analysis. J Am Soc Inform Sci Technol 61(7):1386–1409.

Published
2021-01-03
How to Cite
Sun, X., Jing, S., & Sun, J. (2021). Analysis of Hot Spots and Trends of Cultural Security Research Based on Citespace. Journal of Networking and Telecommunications, 3(1), 19-22. https://doi.org/10.18282/jnt.v3i1.2617
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Original Research Articles