Collaboration profile of theoretical population genetics speciality

Gupta, Brij Mohan; Kumar, Suresh; Karisiddappa, C. R.

doi:10.1007/bf02458532

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“…In the case of papers published before 1945 in Psychological Review, Psychological Bulletin, and American Journal of Psychology, 1.37 was the norm. An analysis of other journals, covering more recent periods, provides higher values: For example, Psychophysiology showed 2.56 (Gupta, Kumar, & Karisiddappa, 1997; Sánchez, Quiñones, Pedraja, & Martínez Sánchez, 1996). Average number of authors ranges among journals.…”

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The Nature of Social and Personality Psychology as Reflected in JPSP, 1965-2000.

Quiñones-Vidal¹,

Lozpez-Garcia²,

Peñaranda-Ortega³

et al. 2004

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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A bibliometric analysis of the first 36 years (1965-2000) of the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (JPSP) is presented. The authors analyzed the structure of JPSP on the basis of contents and other aspects related to productivity, such as growth in the number of articles and authors, and "invisible colleges." In 2001, JPSP articles were cited over 23,000 times. An increasing number of older, classic articles are cited, suggesting that there are an accumulating number of citations whose influence endures over time. JPSP articles have grown in length, number of studies included, number of references, and number of authors and have become more international with an increasing proportion of authors from outside the United States. The pattern of findings suggests an increasingly complex and mature science.

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Section: Journal Contentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Nature of Social and Personality Psychology as Reflected in JPSP, 1965-2000.

Quiñones-Vidal¹,

Lozpez-Garcia²,

Peñaranda-Ortega³

et al. 2004

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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“…They reveal the existing problems requiring solution, research pattern to solve these problem, the 22 Scientometrics 77 (2008) practices fixed to various areas etc. "A scientific paper or text not only reveals the world building strategy of its authors, but also the nature and force of the building blocks derived form the domain of science form which it draws and to which it contributes" [GUPTA & KUMAR, 2001]. A scientific publication is a kind of written material containing information with respect of scientific activities, either in its physical form or its electronic equivalent in a computerized databases.…”

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A scientometric analysis of international LIS journals: Productivity and characteristics

Davarpanah

Aslekia

2008

Scientometrics

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This paper presents a quantitative study of productivity, characteristics and various aspects of global publication in the field of library and information science (LIS). A total of 894 contributions published in 56 LIS journals indexed in SSCI during the years of 2000-2004 were analyzed. A total of 1361 authors had contributed publications during the five years. The overwhelming majority (89.93%) of them wrote one paper. The average number of authors per paper is 1.52. All the studied papers were published in English. The sum of research output of the authors form USA and UK reaches 70% of the total productivity. Most papers received few citations. Each article received on an average 1.6 citations and the LIS researchers cite mostly latest articles. About 48% of citing authors had tendency of self-citation. The productive authors, their contribution and authorship position are listed to indicate their productivity and degree of involvement in their research publications.

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“…Government financial support is an incentive for international collaboration (Gupta & Karisiddappa, 1998;Gupta, Kumar, & Karisiddappa, 1997;Sonnenwald, 2007). It includes grants for travel, sabbatical leave, research positions open to foreign faculty, and so forth.…”

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The effects of research resources on international collaboration in the astronomy community

Chang

Huang

2015

Asso for Info Science & Tech

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This study examines whether an institution's research resources affect its centrality and relationships in international collaboration among 606 astronomical institutions worldwide. The findings support our theoretical hypotheses that an institution's research resources are positively related to its central position in the network. Astronomical institutions with superior resources, such as being equipped with international observational facilities and having substantial research manpower, tend to have more foreign partners (high degree centrality) and play an influential role (high betweenness centrality) in the international collaboration network. An institution becomes more and more active in international collaborations as its research population expands. In terms of the relationship, which is captured by an actor institution's co‐authorship preference for each partner in the network, the effect of research resources is not as significant as expected. We found that astronomical institutions are not necessarily preferentially co‐authoring with partners that have better research resources. In addition, this study indicates that geographic closeness (or “geographic proximity”) largely affects the occurrence of international collaboration. The investigated institutions apparently prefer partners from neighboring countries. This finding gives an indication of the phenomenon of “regional homophily” in the international collaboration network.

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Collaboration profile of theoretical population genetics speciality

Cited by 14 publications

References 19 publications

The Nature of Social and Personality Psychology as Reflected in JPSP, 1965-2000.

The Nature of Social and Personality Psychology as Reflected in JPSP, 1965-2000.

A scientometric analysis of international LIS journals: Productivity and characteristics

The effects of research resources on international collaboration in the astronomy community

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