Scientific papers including international collaboration may have a positive citation impact because of two different reasons: their connections are expanded and higher expectations in terms of prestige and quality are created. On the other hand, collaborating with a country generally increases benefits received from it. However, in this sense, some collaborating countries provide larger increases in references than others, whereas some other countries register higher increases in citations from their partner countries compared to others. Furthermore, increases in citations provided by countries to their collaborating countries show differences among the different disciplines in science. This study will be focused on the case of India in order to analyze how this country behaves regarding scientific collaboration. Moreover, this specific work will deal with the same idea discussed in the previous general study, but it will also try to figure out those collaborating countries where India's cooperation is more intense, as well as its increase in citations received from collaborations.
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