Usage, content and citation in open access publication: any interaction effects?

Vílchez‐Román, Carlos; Vara-Horna, Arístides

doi:10.1007/s11192-021-04178-5

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“…Proper funding also enables the publication of articles in open access journals, which are accessible to all, contributing to the broader dissemination of research findings. Moreover, the study also supports previous studies that links the number of citations with the publication type (Morillo 2020;Vílchez-Román and Vara-Horna 2021), indicating that open access publication is likely to receive more citations than non-open access publications.…”

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Profiling COVID-19 research in the social sciences from Indonesia based on Scopus database

Yanti

et al. 2023

MJLIS

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This study provides insights into the pattern of COVID-19 research publications in Indonesia and aims to map out the contributions of social science scholars in the country during the pandemic, using bibliometric analysis. The analysis was conducted through desk research using the scientometric method from the Scopus database, with a total of 1,037 articles analysed. The research found that social sciences scholars in Indonesia made significant contributions to the fields of online learning, economics, business and management, public health and administration, and communication and media studies. The study also identified the influences of research areas, funding, open access, female first author, female co-authors, and international collaborative research on quartile and the number of citations. The implications of the study suggest that efforts should be made to promote gender diversity in research, allocate research funding appropriately, and encourage international collaboration. Authors should prioritize publishing in high quartile journals and opt for open access publication. Additionally, academic institutions and funding agencies should provide guidance on selecting reputable journals to maintain a culture of quality research.

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Profiling COVID-19 research in the social sciences from Indonesia based on Scopus database

Yanti

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“…Different social media platforms could act as supplementary diffusion channels for journal papers along with OA journal publications due to the speed of content delivery and a wide network of actual and potential target readers (Vílchez-Román & Vara-Horna, 2021). This may generate usage data at the article level and eventually would assist in judging the scholarship of an article.…”

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Visualising Sustainable and Universal Access to Scholarly Information through the Prism of Open Access: A Selective Review

Majumdar

2023

Sustainable Roadmap Development Strategies in India: Paving the Way for a Better Future

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Introduction:The existing model of research communication is tilted heavily in favor of a capitalist mindset wherein selective profit-making publishing establishments monopolize the lion's share of research publications and put a premium on access to the content of publicly funded research outcomes and thereby creating information starvation. As a viable alternative, the concept of Open Access has been doing the rounds. The present work is a selective review of existing literature on the research on Open Access and its different facets. Methods: The Library, Information Science and Technology Abstracts (LISTA) database was searched for the identification and selection of bibliographic details along with abstracts and keywords of relevant literature on OA practices. In the extracted literature, key concepts like "Open Access adoption", "Open Access publishing", "Open Access tools", and "Citation advantage of Open Access ", etc were singled out and a further Google Scholar search on these topics retrieved more related works. The literature thus selected was used to carry out the review. Results: The lack of a uniform OA adoption policy has resulted in variation in the adoption of OA across different disciplines, countries, institutions, publishers, and individual levels. Higher education and research institutes have welcomed OA and this is reflected in the adequate awareness of OA among academics and research scholars. At the country level, formulation and implementation of OA policy have not progressed much due to persistent misconceptions and misapprehensions about OA publishing. Article processing charges discourage the adoption of the open access publishing model among scholars. Conclusion: The review is expected to help understand the implications of OA not only in the ecosystem of universal access to scholarly information but also in the larger context of sustainable development goals 2030.

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A multi-dimensional analysis of usage counts, Mendeley readership, and citations for journal and conference papers

Tian,

Fang,

Wang

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Scientometrics

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Usage, content and citation in open access publication: any interaction effects?

Cited by 4 publications

References 41 publications

Profiling COVID-19 research in the social sciences from Indonesia based on Scopus database

Profiling COVID-19 research in the social sciences from Indonesia based on Scopus database

Visualising Sustainable and Universal Access to Scholarly Information through the Prism of Open Access: A Selective Review

A multi-dimensional analysis of usage counts, Mendeley readership, and citations for journal and conference papers

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