Akira Jbeen's scientific contributions
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Publications (2)
Purpose
The purpose of this qualitative study is to investigate/review the skills required for library and information science (LIS) professionals in the 21st century and to propose an alternative approach as the suggested key skills.
Design/methodology/approach
Twenty-two LIS professionals from Pakistan were interviewed, and 10 LIS professionals...
The study's objectives were to identify the document type, publishing trends, authorship patterns of research, most prolific authors, countries and keywords, top citied articles, and country collaboration of published articles in Serials Review (SR) through bibliometric measures from 1991-2020. The data was retrieved from the Scopus database and an...
Citations
... The researcher had minimal difficulty translating the participants' chats into English since they were proficient in both English and Spanish. Despite this, the whole collection was done with caution (Shah et al., 2022). Table 2, from the total number of selected faculty members, 18.25% were lecturers with 9.56% males and 8.69% females, 33.04% were assistant professors (19.13% males and 13.91% female), 29.56% were associate professors (16.52% male and 13.04% female), 19.13% were professors (11.31% male and 7.82% female) ( Figure 2). ...
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