ARCHIVE: Electronic Journals and Scholarly Communication: A Citation and Reference Study

Challenges of scholarly publications on the Web to the evaluation of science—A comparison of author visibility on the Web and in print journals

“…Examples include studies on search engines that make use of hyperlink structure (Clever, 1999), and so-called "Webometrics" studies (Almind & Ingwersen, 1997;Cronin et al, 1998, Egghe, 2000Larson, 1996;Rousseau, 1997;Thelwall & Harries, 2004;Turnbull, 2000;Wilkinson et al, 2003). Other studies consider "electronic ingredients" in journal articles -either in reference lists or in abstracts -to gauge the impact of electronic publications on traditional print journal-based scholarly communication (Harter, 1992;Harter & Kim, 1996;ISI, 2004a;Lu, 1999;McCain, 2000;Youngen, 1997). Still others examine scholarly communication patterns demonstrated in research papers published on the Web, and study the differences from, and similarities to, what we have come to expect from print journal-based communication (Goodrum et al, 2001;Lawrence, 2001; The Open Citation Project, 2001;Zhao & Logan, 2002;Zhao, 2003Zhao, & 2004.…”

Scholarly communication and authorship patterns in language research: evidences from citation analysis of language theses in Nigeria

“…Evidently, there has been improvement of citations to e-resources when compared with earlier studies of Harter (1996), Zhang, (1998), Herring (2002) and Jang (2009). However, it is lower than Singh's (2013) finding.…”

“…For example, Harter (1996) conducted a citation analysis to determine the impact of electronic journals on scholarly communication using thirtynine scholarly journals that began electronic publications not later than 1993. Findings show that great majority of scholarly e-journals have had essentially no impact on scholarly communication in their respective fields.…”

Scientific collaboration of Library & Information Science research in China (2012-2013)

“…With the advent of the first collaborative paper published in 1665 (Luukkonen 1992), scientific collaboration, as an effective methodology, globally attained a prominent position in various disciplines Huang 2013, Franceschet 2010;Glänzel 2002;Harter and Kim 1997;Larivière, Gingras, and Archambault 2006).…”