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Volume 64, issue 12, 2013

The extraction of community structures from publication networks to support ethnographic observations of field differences in scientific communication pp. 2405-2427

Theresa Velden and Carl Lagoze

Characteristics of retracted open access biomedical literature: A bibliographic analysis pp. 2428-2436

Gabriel M. Peterson

Toward a model of collaborative information behavior in organizations pp. 2437-2451

Arvind Karunakaran, Madhu C. Reddy and Patricia Ruma Spence

Making sense of digital traces: An activity theory driven ontological approach pp. 2452-2467

Stan Karanasios, Dhavalkumar Thakker, Lydia Lau, David Allen, Vania Dimitrova and Alistair Norman

The intellectual characteristics of the information field: Heritage and substance pp. 2468-2491

Ping Zhang, Jasy Liew Suet Yan and Katie DeVries Hassman

Investigating religious information searching through analysis of a search engine log pp. 2492-2506

Rita Wan‐Chik, Paul Clough and Mark Sanderson

Statistical common author networks pp. 2507-2512

Francisco G. Serpa, Adam M. Graves and Artjay Javier

A bibliometric mapping of the structure of STEM education using co‐word analysis pp. 2513-2536

Shimelis G. Assefa and Abebe Rorissa

Is the world getting flatter? A new method for examining structural trends in the news pp. 2537-2547

Elad Segev, Tamir Sheafer and Shaul R. Shenhav

Investigating confidence displays for top‐N recommendations pp. 2548-2563

Guy Shani, Lior Rokach, Bracha Shapira, Sarit Hadash and Moran Tangi

Demonstrating conceptual dynamics in an evolving text collection pp. 2564-2572

Sándor Darányi and Peter Wittek

Interactive overlays of journals and the measurement of interdisciplinarity on the basis of aggregated journal–journal citations pp. 2573-2586

Loet Leydesdorff, Ismael Rafols and Chaomei Chen

No such thing as society? On the individuality of information behavior pp. 2587-2590

David Bawden and Lyn Robinson

Publication fees for open access journals: Different disciplines—different methods pp. 2591-2594

Marcin Kozak and James Hartley

Information Need: A Theory Connecting Information Search to Knowledge Formation – By Charles Cole pp. 2595-2596

Nigel Ford

Factual errors in the review of human information interaction pp. 2597-2597

Raya Fidel

Academic promotion and the h‐index pp. 2598-2599

Avin Pillay

Volume 64, issue 11, 2013

Canonicity pp. 2189-2190

Blaise Cronin

The effect of assigning a metadata or indexing term on document ordering pp. 2191-2200

Robert M. Losee

Reducing subject tree browsing complexity pp. 2201-2223

Charles‐Antoine Julien, Pierre Tirilly, Jesse David Dinneen and Catherine Guastavino

Reliability and validity of query intent assessments pp. 2224-2237

Suzan Verberne, Maarten van der Heijden, Max Hinne, Maya Sappelli, Saskia Koldijk, Eduard Hoenkamp and Wessel Kraaij

A study of relevance propagation in large topic ontologies pp. 2238-2255

Eduardo Xamena, Nélida Beatriz Brignole and Ana G. Maguitman

A generic unsupervised method for decomposing multi‐author documents pp. 2256-2264

Navot Akiva and Moshe Koppel

A passage extractor for classification of disease aspect information pp. 2265-2277

Rey‐Long Liu

Utilizing term proximity for blog post retrieval pp. 2278-2298

Zheng Ye, Ben He, Lifeng Wang and Tiejian Luo

Field‐normalized impact factors (IFs): A comparison of rescaling and fractionally counted IFs pp. 2299-2309

Loet Leydesdorff, Filippo Radicchi, Lutz Bornmann, Claudio Castellano and Wouter de Nooy

Do Universities or Research Institutions With a Specific Subject Profile Have an Advantage or a Disadvantage in Institutional Rankings? A Latent Class Analysis With Data From the SCImago Ranking pp. 2310-2316

Lutz Bornmann, Felix de Moya Anegón and Rüdiger Mutz

The Triple Helix of university‐industry‐government relations at the country level and its dynamic evolution under the pressures of globalization pp. 2317-2325

Fred Y. Ye, Susan S. Yu and Loet Leydesdorff

Bibliometrics for Internet media: Applying the h‐index to YouTube pp. 2326-2331

Robert Hovden

Scientific impact evaluation and the effect of self‐citations: Mitigating the bias by discounting the h‐index pp. 2332-2339

Emilio Ferrara and Alfonso E. Romero

The development of community members' roles in partnership research projects: An empirical study pp. 2340-2353

Lu Xiao, Umer Farooq, John M. Carroll and Mary Beth Rosson

Information systems attachment: An empirical exploration of its antecedents and its impact on community participation intention pp. 2354-2365

Namjoo Choi

An analysis of the information technology outsourcing domain: A social network and Triple helix approach pp. 2366-2378

Bobby Swar and Gohar Feroz Khan

Conceptualizing and examining E‐government service capability: A Review and empirical study pp. 2379-2395

Guangwei Hu, Hui Lin and Wenwen Pan

Do we need the g‐index? pp. 2396-2399

Michael Schreiber

Social Information Research – By Gunilla Widén and Kim Holmberg pp. 2400-2402

Judit Bar-Ilan

Deceiving the research community through manipulation of the impact factor pp. 2403-2403

Erwin Krauskopf

Volume 64, issue 10, 2013

Extending SemRep to the public health domain pp. 1963-1974

Graciela Rosemblat, Melissa P. Resnick, Ione Auston, Dongwook Shin, Charles Sneiderman, Marcelo Fizsman and Thomas C. Rindflesch

Deriving query suggestions for site search pp. 1975-1994

Udo Kruschwitz, Deirdre Lungley, M‐Dyaa Albakour and Dawei Song

Folder versus tag preference in personal information management pp. 1995-2012

Ofer Bergman, Noa Gradovitch, Judit Bar‐Ilan and Ruth Beyth‐Marom

Knowledge sharing and knowledge management system avoidance: The role of knowledge type and the social network in bypassing an organizational knowledge management system pp. 2013-2023

Susan A. Brown, Alan R. Dennis, Diana Burley and Priscilla Arling

On the assessment of expertise profiles pp. 2024-2044

Richard Berendsen, Maarten de Rijke, Krisztian Balog, Toine Bogers and Antal van den Bosch

Social tagging in the scholarly world pp. 2045-2057

Chen Xu, Benjiang Ma, Xiaohong Chen and Feicheng Ma

So fast so good: An analysis of answer quality and answer speed in community Question‐answering sites pp. 2058-2068

Alton Y. K. Chua and Snehasish Banerjee

You scratch someone's back and we'll scratch yours: Collective reciprocity in social Q&A communities pp. 2069-2077

Philip Fei Wu and Nikolaos Korfiatis

Exploring methods to improve access to Music resources by aligning library Data with Linked Data: A report of methodologies and preliminary findings pp. 2078-2099

Karen F. Gracy, Marcia Lei Zeng and Laurence Skirvin

Aggregation of the web performance of internal university units as a method of quantitative analysis of a university system: The case of Spain pp. 2100-2114

Enrique Orduña‐Malea

The effect of ad rank on the performance of keyword advertising campaigns pp. 2115-2132

Bernard J. Jansen, Zhe Liu and Zach Simon

Initialism disambiguation: Man versus machine pp. 2133-2148

Yaakov HaCohen‐Kerner, Ariel Kass and Ariel Peretz

A novel approach for estimating the omitted‐citation rate of bibliometric databases with an application to the field of bibliometrics pp. 2149-2156

Fiorenzo Franceschini, Domenico Maisano and Luca Mastrogiacomo

Visualizing the history of evidence‐based medicine: A bibliometric analysis pp. 2157-2172

Jiantong Shen, Leye Yao, Youping Li, Mike Clarke, Li Wang and Dan Li

Tracing the origins of the semantic web pp. 2173-2181

Raf Guns

Issues of work–life balance among JASIST authors and editors pp. 2182-2186

Guillaume Cabanac and James Hartley

Against the resilience of rejected manuscripts pp. 2187-2188

Nicolás Robinson‐García, Emilio Delgado López‐Cózar, Daniel Torres‐Salinas and Juan Miguel Campanario

Volume 64, issue 9, 2013

Improving the accuracy of co‐citation clustering using full text pp. 1759-1767

Kevin W. Boyack, Henry Small and Richard Klavans

Using bibliometrics to support the facilitation of cross‐disciplinary communication pp. 1768-1779

Christopher J. Williams, Michael O'Rourke, Sanford D. Eigenbrode, Ian O'Loughlin and Stephen J. Crowley

Analyzing group E‐mail exchange to detect data leakage pp. 1780-1790

Polina Zilberman, Gilad Katz, Asaf Shabtai and Yuval Elovici

Tracing the footprint of knowledge spillover: Evidence from U.S.–China collaboration in nanotechnology pp. 1791-1801

Li Tang and Guangyuan Hu

Linked Open Data technologies for publication of census microdata pp. 1802-1814

Gustavo Pabón, Claudio Gutiérrez, Javier D. Fernández and Miguel A. Martínez‐Prieto

An open‐set size‐adjusted Bayesian classifier for authorship attribution pp. 1815-1825

G. Bruce Schaalje, Natalie J. Blades and Tomohiko Funai

Adolescents' information‐creating behavior embedded in digital Media practice using scratch pp. 1826-1841

Kyungwon Koh

Knowledge popularity in a heterogeneous network: Exploiting the contextual effects of document popularity in knowledge management systems pp. 1842-1851

Xiqing Sha, Klarissa Ting‐Ting Chang, Cheng Zhang and Chenghong Zhang

Full‐text citation analysis: A new method to enhance scholarly networks pp. 1852-1863

Xiaozhong Liu, Jinsong Zhang and Chun Guo

Improving polarity classification of bilingual parallel corpora combining machine learning and semantic orientation approaches pp. 1864-1877

José M. Perea‐Ortega, M. Teresa Martín‐Valdivia, L. Alfonso Ureña‐López and Eugenio Martínez‐Cámara

Characterizing user tagging and Co‐occurring metadata in general and specialized metadata collections pp. 1878-1889

Hong Huang and Corinne Jörgensen

The Swedish system of innovation: Regional synergies in a knowledge‐based economy pp. 1890-1902

Loet Leydesdorff and Øivind Strand

The thematic and conceptual flow of disciplinary research: A citation context analysis of the journal of informetrics, 2007 pp. 1903-1913

Gali Halevi and Henk F. Moed

An exploration of the digital library evaluation literature based on an ontological representation pp. 1914-1926

Giannis Tsakonas, Angelos Mitrelis, Leonidas Papachristopoulos and Christos Papatheodorou

Seeking beyond with IntegraL: A user study of sense‐making enabled by anchor‐based virtual integration of library systems pp. 1927-1945

Shuyuan Mary Ho, Michael Bieber, Min Song and Xiangmin Zhang

Graphs and prestige in agricultural journals pp. 1946-1950

Małgorzata Tartanus, Agnieszka Wnuk, Marcin Kozak and James Hartley

Parsimonious citer‐based measures: The artificial intelligence domain as a case study pp. 1951-1959

Lior Rokach and Prasenjit Mitra

Response to “remarks on the paper by a. De Visscher, ‘what does the g‐index really measure?' ” pp. 1960-1962

Alex De Visscher

Volume 64, issue 8, 2013

The evolving indicator space (iSpace) pp. 1523-1525

Blaise Cronin

Evolving academic library specialties pp. 1526-1542

Andrew M. Cox and Sheila Corrall

Mixed‐methods approach to measuring user experience in online news interactions pp. 1543-1556

Heather L. O'Brien and Mahria Lebow

Real‐time user interest modeling for real‐time ranking pp. 1557-1576

Xiaozhong Liu and Howard Turtle

Image and multimedia resources in an academic environment: A qualitative study of students' experiences and literacy practices pp. 1577-1589

Krystyna K. Matusiak

Undergraduates' personal academic information management and the consideration of time and task‐urgency pp. 1590-1607

Diane Mizrachi and Marcia J. Bates

Topic‐based sentiment analysis for the social web: The role of mood and issue‐related words pp. 1608-1617

Mike Thelwall and Kevan Buckley

An emotion‐based model of negation, intensifiers, and modality for polarity and intensity classification pp. 1618-1633

Jorge Carrillo‐ de‐Albornoz and Laura Plaza

Stay on the Wikipedia task: When task‐related disagreements slip into personal and procedural conflicts pp. 1634-1648

Ofer Arazy, Lisa Yeo and Oded Nov

Multilevel‐statistical reformulation of citation‐based university rankings: The Leiden ranking 2011/2012 pp. 1649-1658

Lutz Bornmann, Rüdiger Mutz and Hans‐Dieter Daniel

The use of different information and communication technologies to support knowledge sharing in organizations: From e‐mail to micro‐blogging pp. 1659-1670

Y. Connie Yuan, Xuan Zhao, Qinying Liao and Changyan Chi

The roles of bridging and bonding in social media communities pp. 1671-1681

Qilin Cao, Yong Lu, Dayong Dong, Zongming Tang and Yongqiang Li

Revisiting ontologies: A necessary clarification pp. 1682-1693

Mauricio Barcellos Almeida

Information‐based mitigation of intimate partner violence pp. 1694-1706

Ron Houston and Lynn Westbrook

Answering academic questions for education by recommending cyberlearning resources pp. 1707-1722

Xiaozhong Liu and Han Jia

“It's stuff that speaks to me”: Exploring the characteristics of digital possessions pp. 1723-1734

Amber L. Cushing

Emotion, information, and cognition, and some possible consequences for library and information science pp. 1735-1750

Torkild Thellefsen, Martin Thellefsen and Bent Sørensen

Sixty years of citation analysis studies in the humanities (1951–2010) pp. 1751-1755

Jordi Ardanuy

Does aggressiveness in evaluation improve the quality of scientific research? pp. 1756-1756

Teresa Garnatje and Joan Vallès

Volume 64, issue 7, 2013

Standing on ceremony pp. 1309-1310

Blaise Cronin

Information on the go: A case study of Europeana mobile users pp. 1311-1322

David Nicholas, David Clark, Ian Rowlands and Hamid R. Jamali

Delayed open access: An overlooked high‐impact category of openly available scientific literature pp. 1323-1329

Mikael Laakso and Bo‐Christer Björk

A random walk on an ontology: Using thesaurus structure for automatic subject indexing pp. 1330-1344

Craig Willis and Robert M. Losee

Data architectures for an organizational memory information system pp. 1345-1356

Kevin E. Dow, Gary Hackbarth and Jeffrey Wong

Understanding the continuance intention of knowledge sharing in online communities of practice through the post‐knowledge‐sharing evaluation processes pp. 1357-1374

Christy M.K. Cheung, Matthew K.O. Lee and Zach W.Y. Lee

How a museum knows? Structures, work roles, and infrastructures of information work pp. 1375-1387

Isto Huvila

Opportunities for and limitations of the Book Citation Index pp. 1388-1398

Juan Gorraiz, Philip J. Purnell and Wolfgang Glänzel

On predicting the popularity of newly emerging hashtags in Twitter pp. 1399-1410

Zongyang Ma, Aixin Sun and Gao Cong

Identifying subjective statements in news titles using a personal sense annotation framework pp. 1411-1422

Polina Panicheva, John Cardiff and Paolo Rosso

Analysis of image search queries on the web: Query modification patterns and semantic attributes pp. 1423-1441

Youngok Choi

Scientific communities as autopoietic systems: The reproductive function of citations pp. 1442-1453

Emanuela Riviera

Saaty's analytic hierarchies method for knowledge organization in decision making pp. 1454-1467

Gustavo Rodríguez‐Bárcenas and María J. López‐Huertas

On the use of biplot analysis for multivariate bibliometric and scientific indicators pp. 1468-1479

Daniel Torres‐Salinas, Nicolás Robinson‐García, Evaristo Jiménez‐Contreras, Francisco Herrera and Emilio Delgado López‐Cózar

Power‐law link strength distribution in paper cocitation networks pp. 1480-1489

Star X. Zhao and Fred Y. Ye

Citation content analysis (CCA): A framework for syntactic and semantic analysis of citation content pp. 1490-1503

Guo Zhang, Ying Ding and Staša Milojević

Formulae for the h‐index: A lack of robustness in Lotkaian informetrics? pp. 1504-1514

Quentin L. Burrell

What does scientometrics share with other “metrics” sciences? pp. 1515-1518

Lin Zhang, Bart Thijs and Wolfgang Glänzel

Multi‐source, multilingual information extraction and summarization – Edited by Thierry Poibeau, Horacio Saggion, Jakub Piskorski and Roman Yangarber pp. 1519-1521

José L. Vicedo and David Tomás

Improving a decomposition of the h‐index pp. 1522-1522

Lucio Bertoli‐Barsotti

Volume 64, issue 6, 2013

Metrics à la mode pp. 1091-1091

Blaise Cronin

Information organization and the philosophy of history pp. 1092-1103

Ryan Shaw

What happens to computer science research after it is published? Tracking CS research lines pp. 1104-1111

Jacques Wainer and Eduardo Valle

Key factors in the transfer of information‐related competencies between academic, workplace, and daily life contexts pp. 1112-1121

Núria Ferran‐Ferrer, Julià Minguillón and Mario Pérez‐Montoro

Effects of awareness on coordination in collaborative information seeking pp. 1122-1143

Chirag Shah

Exploring behavioral transfer from knowledge seeking to knowledge contributing: The mediating role of intrinsic motivation pp. 1144-1157

Yalan Yan and Robert M. Davison

Toward a layered model of context for health information searching: An analysis of consumer‐generated questions pp. 1158-1172

Yan Zhang

Creativity for Feist pp. 1173-1192

Julian Warner

History on Wikipedia: In need of a NWICO (New World Information and Communication Order)? the case of Cambodia pp. 1193-1202

Brendan Luyt

TSDW: Two‐stage word sense disambiguation using Wikipedia pp. 1203-1223

Chenliang Li, Aixin Sun and Anwitaman Datta

Assessing the accuracy of the h‐ and g‐indexes for measuring researchers' productivity pp. 1224-1234

Giovanni Abramo, Ciriaco Andrea D'Angelo and Fulvio Viel

Interpreting the knowledge map of digital library research (1990–2010) pp. 1235-1258

Son Hoang Nguyen and Gobinda Chowdhury

Behavioral changes in transmuting multisession successive searches over the web pp. 1259-1283

Shinjeng Lin and Iris Xie

Predicting audience gender in online content‐sharing social networks pp. 1284-1297

Chunjing Xiao, Fan Zhou and Yue Wu

Inconsistencies in the highly cited publications indicator pp. 1298-1302

Michael Schreiber

Digital rights movement: The role of technology in subverting digital copyright – By hector Postigo pp. 1303-1305

Tomas A. Lipinski

Statistical tests and research assessments: A comment on Schneider (2012) pp. 1306-1308

Lutz Bornmann and Loet Leydesdorff

Volume 64, issue 5, 2013

Self‐plagiarism: An odious oxymoron pp. 873-873

Blaise Cronin

Studying PubMed usages in the field for complex problem solving: Implications for tool design pp. 874-892

Barbara Mirel, Jennifer Steiner Tonks, Jean Song, Fan Meng, Weijian Xuan and Rafiqa Ameziane

Image retrieval from scientific publications: Text and image content processing to separate multipanel figures pp. 893-908

Emilia Apostolova, Daekeun You, Zhiyun Xue, Sameer Antani, Dina Demner‐Fushman and George R. Thoma

Situation normality and the shape of search: The effects of time delays and information presentation on search behavior pp. 909-928

Nolan J. Taylor, Alan R. Dennis and Jeff W. Cummings

Session analysis of people search within a professional social network pp. 929-950

Ru He, Jiong Wang, Jin Tian, Cheng‐Tao Chu, Bradley Mauney and Igor Perisic

Measuring the value of health query translation: An analysis by user language proficiency pp. 951-963

Carla Teixeira Lopes and Cristina Ribeiro

Finding subject terms for classificatory metadata from user‐generated social tags pp. 964-980

Sue Yeon Syn and Michael B. Spring

“Keep it secret, keep it safe”: Information poverty, information norms, and stigma pp. 981-991

Jessa Lingel and Danah Boyd

Young people, child pornography, and subcultural norms on the Internet pp. 992-1000

Jeremy Prichard, Caroline Spiranovic, Paul Watters and Christopher Lueg

The effects of perceived anonymity and anonymity states on conformity and groupthink in online communities: A Wikipedia study pp. 1001-1015

Michail Tsikerdekis

Are e‐books replacing print books? tradition, serendipity, and opportunity in the adoption and use of e‐books for historical research and teaching pp. 1016-1028

Kim Martin and Anabel Quan‐Haase

Work and personal e‐mail use by university employees: PIM practices across domain boundaries pp. 1029-1044

Robert Capra, Julia Khanova and Sarah Ramdeen

In their own image? a comparison of doctoral students' and faculty members' referencing behavior pp. 1045-1054

Vincent Larivière, Cassidy R. Sugimoto and Pierrette Bergeron

Determinants of research citation impact in nanoscience and nanotechnology pp. 1055-1064

Fereshteh Didegah and Mike Thelwall

Understanding the evolution of multiple scientific research domains using a content and network approach pp. 1065-1075

Xuning Tang, Christopher C. Yang and Min Song

Citation analysis with medical subject Headings (MeSH) using the Web of Knowledge: A new routine pp. 1076-1080

Loet Leydesdorff and Tobias Opthof

Introduction to information science – By David Bawden and Lyn Robinson pp. 1081-1083

Elizabeth Aversa

Quantity and impact through a single indicator pp. 1084-1085

Peter Vinkler

In memoriam pp. 1086-1088

Abraham Bookstein

Volume 64, issue 4, 2013

RDA: Resource description & access—a survey of the current state of the art pp. 651-662

Yuji Tosaka and Jung-ran Park

Scholars on soap boxes: Science communication and dissemination in TED videos pp. 663-674

Cassidy R. Sugimoto and Mike Thelwall

The quality and qualities of information pp. 675-688

Jens‐Erik Mai

Do humans have conceptual models about geographic objects? A user study pp. 689-700

Ahmet Aker, Laura Plaza, Elena Lloret and Robert Gaizauskas

Exploring the effects of a transition to open access: Insights from a simulation study pp. 701-726

Steffen Bernius, Matthias Hanauske, Berndt Dugall and Wolfgang König

Inducing terminologies from text: A case study for the consumer health domain pp. 727-744

Smaranda Muresan and Judith L. Klavans

A systematic review of interactive information retrieval evaluation studies, 1967–2006 pp. 745-770

Diane Kelly and Cassidy R. Sugimoto

Generating metadata for cyberlearning resources through information retrieval and meta‐search pp. 771-786

Xiaozhong Liu

Author‐level Eigenfactor metrics: Evaluating the influence of authors, institutions, and countries within the social science research network community pp. 787-801

Jevin D. West, Michael Jensen, Ralph J. Dandrea, Gregory J. Gordon and Carl T. Bergstrom

Journal impact and proximity: An assessment using bibliographic features pp. 802-817

Chaoqun Ni, Debora Shaw, Sean M. Lind and Ying Ding

Learning to rank using smoothing methods for language modeling pp. 818-828

Yuan Lin, Hongfei Lin, Kan Xu and Xiaoling Sun

New patterns of scientific growth: How research expanded after the invention of scanning tunneling microscopy and the discovery of Buckminsterfullerenes pp. 829-843

Thomas Heinze, Richard Heidler, Raphael Heiko Heiberger and Jan Riebling

Document clustering using the LSI subspace signature model pp. 844-860

W.Z. Zhu and R.B. Allen

Empirical evidence for the relevance of fractional scoring in the calculation of percentile rank scores pp. 861-867

Michael Schreiber

Opening standards: The global politics of interoperability – Edited by Laura DeNardis pp. 868-870

Brenda Chawner

Note on a possible decomposition of the h‐Index pp. 871-871

Leo Egghe

Volume 64, issue 3, 2013

Thinking about data pp. 435-436

Blaise Cronin

The ripple effect: Citation chain reactions of a nobel prize pp. 437-447

Tove Faber Frandsen and Jeppe Nicolaisen

Supposedly uncited articles of Nobel laureates and Fields medalists can be prevalently attributed to the errors of omission and commission pp. 448-454

Petr Heneberg

Correlation over time for citations to mathematics articles pp. 455-463

Aaron Lercher

Evaluating the success of vocabulary reconciliation for cultural heritage collections pp. 464-479

Seth van Hooland, Ruben Verborgh, Max De Wilde, Johannes Hercher, Erik Mannens and Rik Van de Walle

User evaluation of automatically generated keywords and toponyms for geo‐referenced images pp. 480-499

Frank O. Ostermann, Martin Tomko and Ross Purves

On ranking relevant entities in heterogeneous networks using a language‐based model pp. 500-515

Laure Soulier, Lamjed Ben Jabeur, Lynda Tamine and Wahiba Bahsoun

Group informatics: A methodological approach and ontology for sociotechnical group research pp. 516-539

Sean P. Goggins, Christopher Mascaro and Giuseppe Valetto

Why do group members provide information to digital knowledge repositories? a multilevel application of transactive memory theory pp. 540-557

Meikuan Huang, Joshua Barbour, Chunke Su and Noshir Contractor

Seeking information for a middle school history project: The concept of implicit knowledge in the students' transition from Kuhlthau's Stage 3 to Stage 4 pp. 558-573

Charles Cole, Jamshid Behesthi, Andrew Large, Isabelle Lamoureux, Dhary Abuhimed and Mohammed AlGhamdi

Analyzing structural stratification in the Swedish higher education system: Data contextualization with policy‐history analysis pp. 574-586

Olof Hallonsten and Daniel Holmberg

How to analyze percentile citation impact data meaningfully in bibliometrics: The statistical analysis of distributions, percentile rank classes, and top‐cited papers pp. 587-595

Lutz Bornmann

Placing articles in the large publisher nations: Is there a “free lunch” in terms of higher impact? pp. 596-611

Torben Schubert and Carolin Michels

The impact of technological advances on recording studio practices pp. 612-626

Amandine Pras, Catherine Guastavino and Maryse Lavoie

The differences between latent topics in abstracts and citation contexts of citing papers pp. 627-639

Shengbo Liu and Chaomei Chen

Uncertainties and ambiguities in percentiles and how to avoid them pp. 640-643

Michael Schreiber

Social networking and scientific communication: A paradoxical return to Mertonian roots? pp. 644-646

Niamh M. Hogan and Karl J. Sweeney

How information matters: Networks and public policy innovation – By Kathleen Hale pp. 647-649

Philip Doty

The problem of percentile rank scores used with small reference sets pp. 650-650

Lutz Bornmann

Volume 64, issue 2, 2013

What is societal impact of research and how can it be assessed? a literature survey pp. 217-233

Lutz Bornmann

A visual analytic study of retracted articles in scientific literature pp. 234-253

Chaomei Chen, Zhigang Hu, Jared Milbank and Timothy Schultz

Topic familiarity and information skills in online credibility evaluation pp. 254-264

Teun Lucassen, Rienco Muilwijk, Matthijs L. Noordzij and Jan Maarten Schraagen

Venue‐author‐coupling: A measure for identifying disciplines through author communities pp. 265-279

Chaoqun Ni, Cassidy R. Sugimoto and Jiepu Jiang

A text mining approach to assist the general public in the retrieval of legal documents pp. 280-290

Yen‐Liang Chen, Yi‐Hung Liu and Wu‐Liang Ho

A comparison of techniques for measuring sensemaking and learning within participant‐generated summaries pp. 291-306

Mathew J. Wilson and Max L. Wilson

A macro analysis of productivity differences across fields: Challenges in the measurement of scientific publishing pp. 307-320

Fredrik Niclas Piro, Dag W. Aksnes and Kristoffer Rørstad

Topical community detection from mining user tagging behavior and interest pp. 321-333

Xiaoling Sun and Hongfei Lin

Lifting the fog of scientometric research artifacts: On the scientometric analysis of environmental tobacco smoke research pp. 334-344

Petr Heneberg

Sex, blogs, and baring your soul: Factors influencing UK blogging strategies pp. 345-355

Chris Fullwood, Karen Melrose, Neil Morris and Sarah Floyd

Contributing high quantity and quality knowledge to online Q&A communities pp. 356-371

Jie Lou, Yulin Fang, Kai H. Lim and Jerry Zeyu Peng

On the calculation of percentile‐based bibliometric indicators pp. 372-379

Ludo Waltman and Michael Schreiber

Modeling the relationship between an emerging infectious disease epidemic and the body of scientific literature associated with it: The case of HIV/AIDS in the United States pp. 380-391

Jeff Naidoo, Jeffrey T. Huber, Pamela Cupp and Qishan Wu

Quantifying the benefits of international scientific collaboration pp. 392-404

Vicente P. Guerrero Bote, Carlos Olmeda‐Gómez and Félix de Moya‐Anegón

Capitalizing on order effects in the bids of peer‐reviewed conferences to secure reviews by expert referees pp. 405-415

Guillaume Cabanac and Thomas Preuss

Semantic similarity of ontology instances using polarity mining pp. 416-427

Tom Narock, Lina Zhou and Victoria Yoon

A label for peer‐reviewed books pp. 428-430

Frederik T. Verleysen and Tim C.E. Engels

Paper Machines: About Cards & Catalogs, 1548–1929 – By Markus Krajewski pp. 431-432

Alistair Black

In Memoriam: Yale Mitchell Braunstein, 1945–2012 pp. 433-433

Michael K. Buckland

Volume 64, issue 1, 2013

Slow Food for thought pp. 1-1

Blaise Cronin

Bias in peer review pp. 2-17

Carole J. Lee, Cassidy R. Sugimoto, Guo Zhang and Blaise Cronin

Relevance: An improved framework for explicating the notion pp. 18-35

Xiaoli Huang and Dagobert Soergel

Investors’ information sharing and use in virtual communities pp. 36-47

Lisa G. O'Connor

Application of the task‐technology fit model to structure and evaluate the adoption of E‐books by Academics pp. 48-64

John D'Ambra, Concepción S. Wilson and Shahriar Akter

Applying a generic function‐based topical relevance typology to structure clinical questions and answers pp. 65-85

Xiaoli Huang

Characteristics of Korean personal names pp. 86-95

Sungwon Kim and Seongyun Cho

How can journal impact factors be normalized across fields of science? An assessment in terms of percentile ranks and fractional counts pp. 96-107

Loet Leydesdorff, Ping Zhou and Lutz Bornmann

Four levels of outcomes of information‐seeking: A mixed methods study in primary health care pp. 108-125

Pierre Pluye, Roland Grad, Carol Repchinsky, Barbara Jovaisas, Janique Johnson‐Lafleur, Marie‐Eve Carrier, Vera Granikov, Barbara Farrell, Charo Rodriguez, Gillian Bartlett, Carmen Loiselle and France Légaré

Theory of the topical coverage of multiple databases pp. 126-131

L. Egghe

Peer review in a changing world: An international study measuring the attitudes of researchers pp. 132-161

Adrian Mulligan, Louise Hall and Ellen Raphael

Cross‐campus collaboration: A scientometric and network case study of publication activity across two campuses of a single institution pp. 162-172

Jeremy Birnholtz, Shion Guha, Y. Connie Yuan, Geri Gay and Caren Heller

Adolescent search roles pp. 173-189

Elizabeth Foss, Allison Druin, Jason Yip, Whitney Ford, Evan Golub and Hilary Hutchinson

Modeling geographic, temporal, and proximity contexts for improving geotemporal search pp. 190-212

Mariam Daoud and Jimmy Xiangji Huang

Human Information Interaction: An Ecological Approach to Information Behavior – By Raya Fidel pp. 213-214

Denise E. Agosto