The Role of Global Connectedness in the Development of Indigenous Science in Middle‐Income Countries

Barnard, Helena; Cowan, Robin; Arranz, Marta Fernandez de Arroyabe; Müller, Moritz

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“…Acquiring and maintaining global connections is often seen at odds with keeping or developing local ones, despite increasing research finding the opposite (Barnard et al, 2012, Barnard et al, 2015.…”

Section: Access To Foreign Knowledge and Scientific Upgrading In Middle-income Countriesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In fact, evidence suggests that this trade-off between local and global connections comes from an overly-simplified view of scientific collaboration networks between technologically advanced and technologically-backward countries (Barnard et al, 2012, Barnard et al, 2015 for a set of different reasons.…”

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“…On the contrary, thanks to their better connections to external sources of knowledge and their higher productivity, worldclass researchers appear to have significantly accelerated the introduction of new knowledge into the country. More recently, Barnard et al (2015) -comparing South African scientists who have received a…”

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confidence: 99%

“…PhD from a foreign university with those who have received it from a South African one -found that the former publish on average about one paper more than the latter and that this higher productivity translates, on average, into a difference of approximately 3 co-authors and 4 foreign co-authors. These studies showed that world-leading researchers (Barnard et al, 2012) and foreign-trained PhDs (Barnard et al, 2015) play a connector role thanks to their better international connections and higher productivity. This seems to confirm that global and local connections can be mutually reinforcing elements rather than opposing forces.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Building on Barnard et al (2012Barnard et al ( , 2015, we aim to investigate the extent to which foreign-trained researchers in Mexico can access external knowledge and share it inside the Mexican scientific community by maintaining global and local co-authorship patterns.…”

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National science systems have become embedded in global science, and countries do everything they can to harness global knowledge to national economic needs. However, accessing and using the riches of global knowledge can occur only through scientists. Consequently, the research power of nations relies on the research power of individual scientists. Their capacity to collaborate internationally and to tap into the global networked science is key. The constantly evolving, bottom-up, autonomous, self-regulating, and self-focused nature of global science requires deeper understanding; and the best way to understand its dynamics is to understand what drives academic scientists in their work. In empirical terms, this chapter describes the globalization of science using selected publication, collaboration, and citation data from 2000 to 2020.

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A nemzeti tudományos rendszerek beágyazódtak a globális tudományba, és az országok mindent megtesznek azért, hogy a globális tudást a nemzetgazdasági szükségletek érdekében használják fel. A globális tudás gazdagsága azonban csak a tudósokon keresztül férhető hozzá és használható fel. Ebből adódóan a nemzetek kutatási ereje az egyes tudósok kutatási erején és nemzetközi együttműködési képességén múlik. A globális tudomány folyamatosan fejlődő, alulról felfelé irányuló, autonóm és önszabályozó természete mélyebb megértést igényel. Empirikus szempontból a tudomány globalizációját a 2000–2020 közötti időszak válogatott publikációs, együttműködési és idézettségi adatainak felhasználásával írjuk le. A tudomány globalizációja a két különböző rendszertípusban különböző folyamatot takar. A tudomány növekedése a nyugati világban szinte teljes egészében a nemzetközi társszerzős publikációkban megy végbe. A fejlődő világban ezzel szemben a növekedés a nemzetközi társszerzős és a hazai publikációk körében egyaránt zajlik.

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The Role of Global Connectedness in the Development of Indigenous Science in Middle‐Income Countries

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References 80 publications

Unveiling the determinants of scientific productivity in middle-income countries

Unveiling the determinants of scientific productivity in middle-income countries

The Globalization of Science

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