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ORCIDScientometrics, Volume 50
Volume 50, Number 1, January 2001
- Eugene Garfield:
Foreword. 5-6 - Judit Bar-Ilan
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Data collection methods on the Web for infometric purposes - A review and analysis. 7-32 - William A. Turner, Rachid Gherbi, Christian Jacquemin, M. de Saint Leger:
Inometric methods and measures for sharing knowledge over internet. 33-57 - Anthony F. J. van Raan:
Bibliometrics and internet: Some observations and expectations. 59-63 - Lennart Björneborn, Peter Ingwersen:
Perspective of webometrics. 65-82 - Ed C. M. Noyons:
Bibliometric mapping of science in a policy context. 83-98 - András Schubert:
Scientometrics: A Citation Based Biblipgrapy 1997-2000. 99-198
Volume 50, Number 2, February 2001
- Wolfgang Glänzel, András Schubert:
Double effort = Double impact? A critical view at international co-authorship in chemistry. 199-214 - Marta Riba Vilanova, Loet Leydesdorff:
Why Catalonia cannot be considered as a regional innovation system. 215-240 - Jacqueline Leta, Raphael Jacques, Ivan Figueira, Leopoldo de Meis:
Central international visibility of Brazilian psychiatric publications from 1981 to 1995. 241-254 - Heine Andersen:
The norm of universalism in sciences. Social origin and gender of researchers in Denmark. 255-272 - Yong Fang, Ronald Rousseau:
Lattices in citation networks: An investigation into the structure of citation graphs. 273-287 - Laurent Salzarulo, Markus von Ins:
Bias, structure and quality in citation indexing. 289-299 - Urs Schoepflin, Wolfgang Glänzel:
Two decades of "Scientometrics". An interdisciplinary field represented by its leading journal. 301-312 - L. P. Rai, Naresh Kumar, S. Madan:
Structural changes in S&T research in India. 313-321 - John C. Huber, Roland Wagner-Döbler:
Scientific production: A statistical analysis of authors in mathematical logic. 323-337 - Olle Persson:
All author citations versus first author citations. 339-344 - Quentin L. Burrell:
Some remarks on a paper by Egghe. 345-350 - Leo Egghe:
Comments on the "Letter to the Editor" by Burrell. 351 - Ronald N. Kostoff:
The metrics of science and technology. 353-361 - Leo Egghe:
A heuristic study of the first-citation distribution. 363
Volume 50, Number 3, January 2001
- Bo Jarneving:
The cognitive structure of current cardiovascular research. 365-389 - Tiiu Ojasoo, Hervé Maisonneuve, Jean-Christophe Doré:
Evaluating publication trends in clinical research: How reliable are medical databases? 391-404 - Neusa F. Dos Santos, Vivian M. Rumjanek:
Brazilian immunology: One hundred years later. 405-418 - Roland Wagner-Döbler:
Rescher's Principle of Decreasing Marginal Returns of Scientific Research. 419-436 - John C. Huber, Roland Wagner-Döbler:
Scientific production: A statistical analysis of authors in physics, 1800-1900. 437-453 - Hendrik P. van Dalen, Kene Henkens:
What makes a scientific article influential? The case of demographers. 455-482 - Katherine W. McCain:
Introduction. 465-467 - Laura Joy Moyer:
Bibliography of publications of Belver C. Griffith. 469-479 - Heting Chu:
Intellectual activities and influences of Belver C. Griffith: A citation perspective. 481-488 - Johannes Stegmann, Guenter Grohmann:
Citation rates, knowledge export and international visibility of dermatology journals listed and not listed in theJournal Citation Reports. 483-502 - Henry Small:
Belver and Henry. 487-491 - Tibor Braun, Wolfgang Glänzel, András Schubert:
Publication and cooperation patterns of the authors of neuroscience journals. 499-510 - Mee-Jean Kim:
A bibliometric analysis of physics publications in Korea, 1994-1998. 503-521 - Michael E. D. Koenig:
Lessons from the study of scholarly communication for the new information era. 511-523 - Stefan Hornbostel:
Third party funding of German universities. An indicator of research activity? 523-537 - Henry Kreuzman:
A co-citation analysis of representative authors in philosophy: Examining the relationship between epistemologists and philosophers of science. 525-539 - Péter Vinkler:
An attempt for defining some basic categories of scientometrics and classifying the indicators of evaluative scientometrics. 539-544 - Quentin L. Burrell:
Two problems posed by Egghe. 539-544 - Valentina A. Markusova, Valdimir Minin, Alexandr N. Libkind, Michael Arapov:
Russian grant-holders opinion on competitive funding: Results of a survey. 541-551 - Leo Egghe:
Comments on the "Letter to the Editor" by Burrell. 551-552 - Jack Meadows:
Early reactions to information growth. 553-561 - L. John Old:
Utilizing spatial information systems for non-spatial-data analysis. 563-571 - Pamela Effrein Sandstrom:
Scholarly communication as a socioecological system. 573-605 - Howard D. White:
Author-centered bibliometrics through CAMEOs: Characterizations automatically made and edited online. 607-637
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