An Analysis of the Retraction Trend of Scientific Documents Indexed on the Web of Science during the Years 2000-2020

Caspian Journal of Scientometrics 9 (1):82-97 (2022)
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Abstract

Familiarity and attention to the reasons for the retraction of publications can prevent the rapid growth of these documents in the future. The ascending trend in the retraction of publications in the 10 countries is worrying, requiring the serious attention of scientific authors and policymakers.

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