Technology transfer: A Comparison Between Web of Science Core Collection and Scopus

López-Rubio, Pedro; Roig‐Tierno, Norat; Más‐Verdú, Francisco

doi:10.31432/1994-2443-2018-13-2-53-69

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“…It has become one of the main tools for searching for and evaluating different types of publications and journals. It contains more than 15,000 journals and 50,000,000 classified documents sorted into 251 categories and 150 thematic research areas (López-Rubio et al 2018 ).…”

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Assessing the Origins, Evolution and Prospects of National Innovation Systems

2021

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“…Bibliometrics (Pritchard, 1969) refers to the study of all quantitative aspects of bibliographic material (Broadus, 1987). The most commonly used bibliometric indicators include the total number of studies, the total number of citations, and the hindex (Hirsch 2005;López-Rubio et al, 2018). The total number of studies is a proxy for productivity, whereas the total number of citations and the h-index are proxies for influence and impact.…”

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Which regions produce the most innovation policy research?

2021

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This article uses the data indexed in the Web of Science Core Collection and Scopus databases up to and including the year 2020 to map leading regions and trending topics in academic innovation policy research.The country analysis highlights four leading regions in this research field: Western Europe (led by the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, and Spain), North America (led by the United States), Scandinavia (led by Sweden and Denmark), and Asia-Pacific (led by China and Australia). The most common keywords are used to develop a conceptual framework. Applying the Tree of Science approach, we classify the most influential studies into three categories: foundational studies (the roots), structural studies (the trunk), and recent studies (the leaves). This approach shows that trending topics are built around five main pillars: innovation systems, policy tools, knowledge management, sustainability, and entrepreneurship. Finally, based on analysis of the most common keywords and the most influential studies, we propose a Sextuple Helix model. This model consists of the Quintuple Helix (government, university, industry, knowledge society, and sustainability) with the added dimension of entrepreneurship. This model offers an analytical framework with massive potential for academic research on innovation policy in the current economic context.

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“…The analysis was conducted using data from the Web of Science Core Collection (WoS CC) database by Clarivate Analytics. The WoS CC is a scientific database that is frequently used for analysis of scientific publications, although other important scientific databases can be used for this purpose (López-Rubio, Roig-Tierno & Mas-Verdú, 2018;Sarin et al, 2020).…”

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Context matters: a global bibliometric review of regional innovation systems

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2022

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The concept of the regional innovation system (RIS) has received substantial attention from the scientific community, public administrations, and international organizations. This article presents a systematic quantitative review of RIS research using bibliometric techniques and the Web of Science Core Collection database up to and including the year 2017. Four periods were examined to track the evolution of the RIS concept. The results show that RIS research has grown considerably since 2010, becoming a central research theme in countries focused on a systemic approach toward innovation and in decentralized countries, especially in Western Europe. "Innovation", "Europe", "technology", "networks", and "firms" have been the core themes of RIS research since the concept arose in 1992. "Entrepreneurship" was the major emerging research theme in the 2010s. Since 2010, other emerging topics have appeared, namely "collaboration", "organization", "triple helix", "China", "perspective", "knowledge bases", and "governance". "Smart specialization" and "creation" have been major themes since 2015.

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Technology transfer: A Comparison Between Web of Science Core Collection and Scopus

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Assessing the Origins, Evolution and Prospects of National Innovation Systems

Assessing the Origins, Evolution and Prospects of National Innovation Systems

Which regions produce the most innovation policy research?

Context matters: a global bibliometric review of regional innovation systems

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