2017
DOI: 10.1007/s11192-017-2280-7
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Identity and publication in non-university settings: academic co-authorship and collaboration

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“…Co-authored publications are collaborative, and thus, as a secondary goal, they facilitate information flow, productivity, informal professional discourses and scientific socialisation [9,[27][28][29]. They can also be important for awareness, recognition and resource acquisition [30,31]. Examining the composition of co-authorship is a widely used method for investigating scientific collaborations [32], although it allows only a formal part of the collaborations to be revealed [10].…”
Section: Results Of the Empirical Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Co-authored publications are collaborative, and thus, as a secondary goal, they facilitate information flow, productivity, informal professional discourses and scientific socialisation [9,[27][28][29]. They can also be important for awareness, recognition and resource acquisition [30,31]. Examining the composition of co-authorship is a widely used method for investigating scientific collaborations [32], although it allows only a formal part of the collaborations to be revealed [10].…”
Section: Results Of the Empirical Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This analysis addresses the difference in author backgrounds when working together in a new research field, the factors determining co-authorship, the effects of collaboration on the impact of the research, the collaboration patterns of prolific authors, the impact of internationally co-authored papers and the evolution of the social structure of the field (Zupic and Čater, 2015, p. 439). Numerous previous studies (Okraku et al , 2017) have validated this approach. To identify the existing associations and scientific journals directly related to SM in the hospitality industry, the authors used the internet as a search tool.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…A tudományos publikálás elsődleges célja az új tudományos eredmények ismertetése a tudományos közösségben. A társszerzős publikációk együttműködésekben jönnek létre, így -másodlagos célként -elősegítik az információáramlást, a produktivitást, az informális szakmai diskurzusokat, a tudományos szocializációt (Katz-Martin 1997, Li et al 2013, Vinkler 2015, Godfrey 2016, valamint fontosak lehetnek az ismertség, az elismertség és a források megszerzése szempontjából is (Pavitt-Walker 1976, Okraku et al 2017. A kutatókkal szemben KOMMUNIKÁCIÓ, KÖZVÉLEMÉNY, MÉDIA 2018/4.…”
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