Spatial analysis and social network analysis typically consider social processes in their own specific contexts, either geographical or network space. Both approaches demonstrate strong conceptual overlaps. For example, actors close to each other tend to have greater similarity than those far apart; this phenomenon has different labels in geography (spatial autocorrelation) and in network scien...

although the pathology and public health is recognized as the foundation of its existence to be long-lived human life. but according to the distribution and contact with social structures as a matter of developing countries are left behind in its place, according to their importance has not been. this is the birthplace of the fact that the disease has a special place in medicine introduces geog...

This study is a bibliometric analysis of a highly complex research discipline, namely geography, in order to identify the most used and cited publication channels, to reveal publication strategies, and to analyse the discipline’s coverage in the three main data sources for citation analyses: Web of Science, Scopus and Google Scholar. The results show very heterogeneous and individual publicatio...