国际档案学界十大热点研究领域—基于六种国际档案学期刊论文的分析（2017—2020）

doi:10.16065/j.cnki.issn1002-1620.2020.06.014

档案学研究

2020, Vol. 34

Issue (6): 128-138 DOI: 10.16065/j.cnki.issn1002-1620.2020.06.014

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国际档案学界十大热点研究领域—基于六种国际档案学期刊论文的分析（2017—2020）

潘未梅¹,曲春梅²,连志英³

1 天津师范大学管理学院天津 300387
2 山东大学历史文化学院济南 250100
3 上海大学图书情报档案系上海 200444

Top Ten Research Areas in International Archival Field— An Analysis of Articles Published in Six International Archival Journals（2017—2020）

Weimei PAN¹,Chunmei QU²,Zhiying LIAN³

1 School of Management, Tianjin Normal University,Tianjin 300387
2 School of History and Culture, Shandong University, Jinan 250100
3 Department of Library, Information and Archives, Shanghai University, Shanghai 200444

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为了解国际档案学界近三年的研究趋势,本研究运用主题分析法对2017—2020年初发表于6本英文档案学期刊上的文章进行了分析。结果显示国际档案学界近三年的十大热点领域为档案行动主义、档案获取、服务与利用、文件管理、信息治理、档案职业、文件与档案管理中新技术的应用、文件与档案管理史、档案教育、档案学理论及数字保存。各领域主要研究进展显示当前国际档案学界的研究呈现多学科交叉融合、传统与前沿并重及以解决实践问题为导向的态势。

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To understand the thematic trends of research in the international archival field, this study performed an analysis of articles published in six English archival journals over the past three years using the method of content analysis. Ten major research areas were identified, including archival activism, archival access, outreach and use, records management, information governance, archival profession, the use of information technology in records and archives management, history of recordkeeping, archival education, archival theory, and digital preservation. Progress made in each area has seen a growing trend of multidisciplinary and practice oriented research, and an equal emphasis on both classics and frontier in the international archival field.

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潘未梅,曲春梅,连志英. 国际档案学界十大热点研究领域—基于六种国际档案学期刊论文的分析（2017—2020）[J]. 档案学研究, 2020, 34(6): 128-138.
Weimei PAN,Chunmei QU,Zhiying LIAN. Top Ten Research Areas in International Archival Field— An Analysis of Articles Published in Six International Archival Journals（2017—2020）. Archives Science Study, 2020, 34(6): 128-138.

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