International visibility of Argentinian scientific output in SSCI and A &amp; HCI databases in 1990-2000: a bibliometric study

Molteni, Valeria E.; Zulueta, María Ángeles

doi:10.3989/redc.2002.v25.i4.279

Rev. esp. doc. cient.

2002

DOI: 10.3989/redc.2002.v25.i4.279

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International visibility of Argentinian scientific output in SSCI and A & HCI databases in 1990-2000: a bibliometric study

Valeria E. Molteni

María Ángeles Zulueta

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Scientific collaboration in Library and Information Science viewed through the Web of Knowledge: the Spanish case

Ardanuy

2011

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This study analyzes the level of co-authorship of Spanish research in Library and Information Science (LIS) until 2009, the chronological development that has taken place, and the level of local, domestic and international cooperation. This bibliometric study was made using the data retrieved from the Web of Knowledge (WoK) following a dual strategy-on the one hand through the filter of the category Information Science & Library Science, and on the other hand through a subject search. In this way a significant number of works has been retrieved, some of which are in journals indexed in SCI or A&HCI and not in the SSCI. The results show a significant increase in all co-authorship, including publications in English and those involving international collaboration. As with the increase in Spanish participation in social science (WoK), this growth, coupled with the significant increase in Spanish scientific production in the area of LIS, suggests that the discipline in Spain has entered a more mature phase-although so far it has focused particularly on bibliometric studies.

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Scientific collaboration in Library and Information Science viewed through the Web of Knowledge: the Spanish case

Ardanuy

2011

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Citation increments between collaborating countries

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International collaboration enhances citation impact. Collaborating with a country increments the citations received from it. But some collaborating countries provide greater increments in this sense than others, and likewise some countries receive greater increments from their partner countries than others. We observed a certain tendency for these increments to be lower in countries with greater impacts. Also, all the countries studied had higher Domestic Impacts as a result of collaborating, although this increment was less than that obtained from other countries. Finally, there were differences in the behaviour of the countries between the various scientific disciplines, with the effects being greatest in Social Sciences, followed by Engineering.

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What factors affect the visibility of Argentinean publications in humanities and social sciences in Scopus? Some evidence beyond the geographic realm of research

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Argentina´s patterns of publication in the humanities and social sciences were studied for the period 2003-2012, using the Scopus database and distinguishing the geographic realm of the research. The results indicate that "topics of national scope" have grown and gained international visibility. They can be broadly characterized as having Spanish as the language of publication, and a marked preference for single authorship; in contrast, the publication of "global topics", not geographically limited, characteristically have English as the language of divulgation, and institutional collaboration is stronger and more consolidated.Citation is apparently not determined only by the geographic realm of research, but also by language of publication, co-authorship, and the profiles of the journals where published. These results could contribute to constructive reflection upon publishing policy. The existence of a community of journals that tolerates biased patterns may make researchers echo and perpetuate poor practices, constructing or adapting the channels of communication. Such results also prove useful as a point of reference when evaluation criteria are elaborated by scientific committees, as unsupervised promotion and evaluation patterns could become Pre-print of: Scientometrics, DOI 10.1007/s11192-014-1414-4 2 based on local or overly subjective precepts, disregarding the disciplinary practices of the international scientific community.

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International visibility of Argentinian scientific output in SSCI and A & HCI databases in 1990-2000: a bibliometric study

Cited by 5 publications

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Scientific collaboration in Library and Information Science viewed through the Web of Knowledge: the Spanish case

Scientific collaboration in Library and Information Science viewed through the Web of Knowledge: the Spanish case

Citation increments between collaborating countries

What factors affect the visibility of Argentinean publications in humanities and social sciences in Scopus? Some evidence beyond the geographic realm of research

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