<![CDATA[The development of scientific journals has rapidly progressed in recent times, serving as a platform for publishing scientific articles derived from research conducted by scholars. The abundance of published articles has led to the emergence of new fields of study, one of which is bibliometrics. The presence of bibliometrics facilitates the measurement of the development of scientific journals. This research aims to identify scientific articles published through the Journal of Information and Library Studies from 2019 to 2023, using bibliometric analysis. The data collection method employed in this study involves observing and recording information about the number of articles, the number of authors, citation counts, collaboration and single-authorship. The data analysis method utilizes bibliometric analysis techniques, calculating values using the Subramanyam formula to determine the level of author collaboration. Lotka's Law is employed to measure author productivity, and the impact factor is used to assess journal quality. The research findings indicate that within the 2019-2023 timeframe, the Journal of Information and Library Studies has produced 66 articles with a total of 172 contributing authors. The calculation of the author collaboration level resulted in a value of C equal to 0.803. Author productivity within the Journal of Information and Library Studies for the years 2019-2023, as calculated based on Lotka's Law, yielded a value of n = 3.033 with C = 0.8539. The impact factor of the Journal of Information and Library Studies is 7.136, indicating that the journal holds significant quality and influence for the development of a particular field of knowledge.]]>
