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corroborated by increases in the number of journal articles published, journal diversity, authorship and institutional diversity, and keyword/thematic diversity. This analysis establishes characteristic themes (e.g., growth in the usage of “Aboriginal forestry” as a research field; research being done “with” versus “on
. For each publication, information on several core metrics was gathered, for example: (i) year of publication, (ii) number of authors, (iii) author affiliation, (iv) gender and role, (v) journal title, (vi) citation count and (vii) keywords. Temporal and spatial trends were analysed to detect periods of heightened
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