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A4 · Research

Research & Publications

Peer-reviewed work, and the questions behind it.

Peer-reviewed · PublishedVol. 9, No. 5 (2026) · pp. 390–408

Mapping the Global Landscape of Music Copyright Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

By Smyan Bansal · International Journal of Social Science Research and Review (IJSSRR)

DOI: 10.47814/ijssrr.v9i5.3513

A study of 1,090 Scopus-indexed papers from 2010–2025 mapping how music copyright research has developed, covering AI, piracy, digital platforms and the creative economy. It identifies gaps such as the under-representation of the Global South and of creators’ lived experiences.

Copyright lawBibliometricsArtificial intelligencePiracyDigital platformsCreative economyGlobal South
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Bansal, S. (2026). Mapping the Global Landscape of Music Copyright Research: A Bibliometric Analysis. International Journal of Social Science Research and Review, 9(5), 390–408. https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v9i5.3513

Independent research paper

The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Law

  • Examined how AI is changing legal processes, from legal research and drafting to decision-making in disputes.
  • Explored questions of accountability, transparency and regulation when automated tools influence legal outcomes.

Method

Bibliometric analysis on law

  • Conducted a bibliometric study of legal scholarship, analysing publication trends, influential works and emerging research themes.
  • Gathered and interpreted publication data to identify where legal research is concentrated and where gaps remain.
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