Table 3 Summary of international collaboration patterns for the 13 target countries.
From: Bibliometric analysis of Asian ‘language and linguistics’ research: A case of 13 countries
No. of internationally co-authored articles | Betweenness centrality | The most frequently collaborating countries (the numbers in the parentheses correspond to the number of articles co-authored with each country) | |
|---|---|---|---|
China | 22017 | 672.3 | United States (699), Hong Kong (474), United Kingdom (326), Australia (233), Canada (86) |
Hong Kong | 793 | 122.3 | China (474), United States (237), United Kingdom (148), Australia (106), Canada (35) |
India | 178 | 363.8 | United States (65), United Kingdom (30), Germany (18), Australia (15), Canada (11), The Netherlands (11) |
Indonesia | 183 | 174.7 | Malaysia (59), Australia (52), United States (26), United Kingdom (23), Japan (12) |
Iran | 333 | 226.5 | United States (67), Malaysia (63), Canada (43), Australia (42), United Kingdom (26) |
Israel | 454 | 200.8 | United States (216), United Kingdom (64), Germany (57), Canada (43), France (34) |
Japan | 818 | 569.1 | United States (319), United Kingdom (152), Australia (108), Canada (91), China (62) |
Malaysia | 378 | 254.5 | Iran (63), Australia (60), Indonesia (59), Pakistan (39), Bangladesh (32) |
Saudi Arabia | 250 | 413.0 | United Kingdom (52), Pakistan (48), United States (34), Malaysia (30), Australia (29) |
Singapore | 310 | 44.2 | United States (124), China (63), Australia (56), United Kingdom (44), Hong Kong (34) |
South Korea | 519 | 241.2 | United States (374), United Kingdom (52), China (35), Japan (30), Canada (24) |
Taiwan | 417 | 25.8 | United States (240), China (84), Australia (38), Canada (37), United Kingdom (34) |
Turkey | 387 | 267.3 | United States (137), United Kingdom (98), Germany (39), Netherlands (37), Canada (24) |
