Scientometrics

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Volume 102, issue 3, 2015

A bibliometric study of SSME in information systems research pp. 1835-1865

Chien-Lung Hsu and Chun-Hao Chiang

The research output of European higher education institutions pp. 1867-1893

José Pastor, Lorenzo Serrano and Irene Zaera

Dynamic evolution of collaborative networks: evidence from nano-energy research in China pp. 1895-1919

Na Liu and Jiancheng Guan

Business portfolio restructuring: a comprehensive bibliometric review pp. 1921-1950

Angelica Sanchez-Riofrio, Luis Ángel Guerras-Martín and Francisco Forcadell

Scientometric analysis of phosphorus research in eutrophic lakes pp. 1951-1964

Wei Gao, Yan Chen, Yong Liu and Huai-cheng Guo

Technology structural implications from the extension of a patent search method pp. 1965-1985

Christopher L. Benson and Christopher L. Magee

Philosophy of science viewed through the lense of “Referenced Publication Years Spectroscopy” (RPYS) pp. 1987-1996

K. Brad Wray and Lutz Bornmann

Patterns and evolution of coauthorship in China’s humanities and social sciences pp. 1997-2010

Jiang Li and Yueting Li

Measuring the quantity and quality of scholarly productivity in criminology and criminal justice: a test of three integrated models pp. 2011-2022

Glenn D. Walters

Clustering research group website homepages pp. 2023-2039

Patrick Kenekayoro, Kevan Buckley and Mike Thelwall

A comparative study on detecting research fronts in the organic light-emitting diode (OLED) field using bibliographic coupling and co-citation pp. 2041-2057

Mu-hsuan Huang and Chia-Pin Chang

What is the best database for computer science journal articles? pp. 2059-2071

Antonio Cavacini

The evolution of conceptual diversity in economics titles from 1890 to 2012 pp. 2073-2088

Shesen Guo, Ganzhou Zhang, Qiuhong Ju, Yu Chen, Qianfeng Chen and Lulu Li

The Matthew effect in China’s science: evidence from academicians of Chinese Academy of Sciences pp. 2089-2105

Xue Yang, Xin Gu, Yuandi Wang, Guangyuan Hu and Li Tang

Topics in the literature of transition economies and emerging markets pp. 2107-2130

Anke Piepenbrink and Elkin Nurmammadov

Globalization of the social sciences in Eastern Europe: genuine breakthrough or a slippery slope of the research evaluation practice? pp. 2131-2150

Dejan Pajić

Conflicts of interest statements on biomedical papers pp. 2151-2159

Grant Lewison and Richard Sullivan

Usage metrics versus altmetrics: confusing terminology? pp. 2161-2164

Wolfgang Glänzel and Juan Gorraiz

Predicting results of the Research Excellence Framework using departmental h-index pp. 2165-2180

O. Mryglod, R. Kenna, Yu. Holovatch and B. Berche

Errors in DOI indexing by bibliometric databases pp. 2181-2186

Fiorenzo Franceschini, Domenico Maisano and Luca Mastrogiacomo

The interest of the scientific community in expert opinions from journal peer review procedures pp. 2187-2188

Lutz Bornmann and Robin Haunschild

Combining bibliometrics and information retrieval: preface pp. 2191-2192

Philipp Mayr and Andrea Scharnhorst

Scientometrics and information retrieval: weak-links revitalized pp. 2193-2199

Philipp Mayr and Andrea Scharnhorst

The symbiotic relationship between information retrieval and informetrics pp. 2201-2214

Dietmar Wolfram

Bibliometrics-aided retrieval: where information retrieval meets scientometrics pp. 2215-2222

Wolfgang Glänzel

Meso-level retrieval: IR-bibliometrics interplay and hybrid citation-words methods in scientific fields delineation pp. 2223-2245

Michel Zitt

The hw-rank: an h-index variant for ranking web pages pp. 2247-2253

Judit Bar-Ilan and Mark Levene

Modeling uncertainty in bibliometrics and information retrieval: an information fusion approach pp. 2255-2274

Alexander Karlsson, Björn Hammarfelt, H. Joe Steinhauer, Göran Falkman, Nasrine Olson, Gustaf Nelhans and Jan Nolin

Co-cited author retrieval and relevance theory: examples from the humanities pp. 2275-2299

Howard D. White

Cluster-based polyrepresentation as science modelling approach for information retrieval pp. 2301-2322

Muhammad Kamran Abbasi and Ingo Frommholz

Science models for search: a study on combining scholarly information retrieval and scientometrics pp. 2323-2345

Peter Mutschke and Philipp Mayr

Volume 102, issue 2, 2015

LIS journals categorization in the Journal Citation Report: a stated preference study pp. 1083-1099

A. Abrizah, A. Noorhidawati and A. N. Zainab

How have the Eastern European countries of the former Warsaw Pact developed since 1990? A bibliometric study pp. 1101-1117

Marcin Kozak, Lutz Bornmann and Loet Leydesdorff

Coherence analysis of research and education using topic modeling pp. 1119-1137

Hoyeop Lee, Jueun Kwak, Min Song and Chang Ouk Kim

Scientific collaboration between BRICS countries pp. 1139-1166

Ugo Finardi

What difference does it make? Impact of peer-reviewed scholarships on scientific production pp. 1167-1188

Adriana Bin, Sergio Salles-Filho, Luiza Maria Capanema and Fernando Antonio Basile Colugnati

Comparison of examiners’ forward citations in the United States and Japan with pairs of equivalent patent applications pp. 1189-1205

Satoshi Yasukawa and Shingo Kano

Functional information characteristics of large-scale research collaboration: network measures and implications pp. 1207-1239

Jaideep Ghosh, Avinash Kshitij and Sandeep Kadyan

The impact of African science: a bibliometric analysis pp. 1241-1268

Hugo Confraria and Manuel Godinho

Evaluating and comparing the university performance in knowledge utilization for patented inventions pp. 1269-1286

Wen-Chi Hung, Cherng G. Ding, Hung-Jui Wang, Meng-Che Lee and Chieh-Peng Lin

How small is the center of science? Short cross-disciplinary cycles in co-authorship graphs pp. 1287-1306

Chris Fields

Exploring the interdisciplinary evolution of a discipline: the case of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology pp. 1307-1323

Shiji Chen, Clément Arsenault, Yves Gingras and Vincent Larivière

On the effects of institutional size in university classifications: the case of the Shanghai ranking pp. 1325-1346

Domingo Docampo and Lawrence Cram

Factors determining authors’ willingness to wait for editorial decisions from economic history journals pp. 1347-1374

Eline Poelmans and Sandra Rousseau

Prospective evaluation of the accessibility of Internet references in leading general medical journals pp. 1375-1384

Paula A. Rochon, Wei Wu, Jerry H. Gurwitz, Sunila R. Kalkar, Joel Thomson and Sudeep S. Gill

The influence of R&D intensity of countries on the impact of international collaborative research: evidence from Spain pp. 1385-1400

María Bordons, Borja González-Albo, Javier Aparicio and Luz Moreno

A simple approach to describe a company’s innovative activities and their technological breadth pp. 1401-1411

Xiaojun Hu and Ronald Rousseau

Bibliometric indicators of young authors in astrophysics: Can later stars be predicted? pp. 1413-1434

Frank Havemann and Birger Larsen

The role of academic collaboration in the impact of Latin-American research on management pp. 1435-1454

Guillermo Armando Ronda-Pupo, Carlos Díaz-Contreras, Guillermo Ronda-Velázquez and Jorge Carlos Ronda-Pupo

Careers of young Polish chemists pp. 1455-1465

Marek Kosmulski

An approach to the author citation potential: measures of scientific performance which are invariant across scientific fields pp. 1467-1496

Pablo Dorta-González, María Isabel Dorta-González and Rafael Suárez-Vega

Within- and between-department variability in individual productivity: the case of economics pp. 1497-1520

Antonio Perianes-Rodriguez and Javier Ruiz-Castillo

A bibliometric study of China’s science and technology policies: 1949–2010 pp. 1521-1539

Cui Huang, Jun Su, Xiang Xie, Xuanting Ye, Zhang Li, Alan Porter and Jiang Li

Forty years of gender disparities in Russian science: a historical bibliometric analysis pp. 1541-1553

Adèle Paul-Hus, Rébecca L. Bouvier, Chaoqun Ni, Cassidy R. Sugimoto, Vladimir Pislyakov and Vincent Larivière

The scientific production of Ibero-American authors on information literacy (1985–2013) pp. 1555-1576

María Pinto, M. Isabel Escalona, Antonio Pulgarín and Alejandro Uribe-Tirado

Introducing sub-impact factor (SIF-) sequences and an aggregated SIF-indicator for journal ranking pp. 1577-1593

Fang Xu, Wenbin Liu and Ronald Rousseau

Scientific relatedness in solar energy: a comparative study between the USA and China pp. 1595-1613

Jingjing Zhang, Yan Yan and Jiancheng Guan

Large-scale bibliometric review of diffusion research pp. 1615-1645

Pranpreya Sriwannawit and Ulf Sandström

Rescaling the h-index pp. 1647-1653

András Schubert

Online supplemental information: a sizeable black hole for citations pp. 1655-1659

Miguel A. García-Pérez

Is the CE/BCE notation becoming a standard in scholarly literature? pp. 1661-1668

Antonio Cavacini

Bibliometric study of the scientific research on “Learning to Rank” between 2000 and 2013 pp. 1669-1686

Oscar J. Alejo-Machado, Juan Manuel Fernández-Luna and Juan F. Huete

Using machine learning techniques for rising star prediction in co-author network pp. 1687-1711

Ali Daud, Muhammad Ahmad, M. S. I. Malik and Dunren Che

Characterizing highly cited papers in Social Work through H-Classics pp. 1713-1729

M. A. Martínez, M. Herrera, E. Contreras, A. Ruíz and E. Herrera-Viedma

‘The past is prologue to the future’: an introspective view of hospitality and tourism research pp. 1731-1753

Anastasios Zopiatis, Antonis L. Theocharous and Panayiotis Constanti

A multivariate stochastic model to assess research performance pp. 1755-1772

Giovanni Abramo, Corrado Costa and Ciriaco Andrea D’Angelo

The relationship between tweets, citations, and article views for PLOS ONE articles pp. 1773-1779

J. C. F. Winter

An overview of academic publishing and collaboration between China and Germany pp. 1781-1793

Ping Zhou and Lutz Bornmann

Publication practices in the Argentinian Computer Science community: a bibliometric perspective pp. 1795-1814

Daniela Godoy, Alejandro Zunino and Cristian Mateos

Does a paper being featured on the cover of a journal guarantee more attention and greater impact? pp. 1815-1821

Xianwen Wang, Chen Liu and Wenli Mao

On the causes of subject-specific citation rates in Web of Science pp. 1823-1827

Werner Marx and Lutz Bornmann

Discussion about the new Nature Index pp. 1829-1830

Robin Haunschild and Lutz Bornmann

A response to ‘Discussion about the new Nature Index’ pp. 1831-1833

Nick Campbell and Michelle Grayson

Volume 102, issue 1, 2015

Coping with copying pp. 1-3

Wolfgang Glänzel, Tibor Braun, András Schubert and Guido Zosimo-Landolfo

Ranking journals using the dominance hierarchy procedure: an illustration with IS journals pp. 5-23

Kishen Iyengar and Venugopal Balijepally

Organizational factors influencing scholarly performance: a multivariate study of biomedical research groups pp. 25-49

Maaike Verbree, Edwin Horlings, Peter Groenewegen, Inge Weijden and Peter Besselaar

Uncovering the multidisciplinary nature of technology management: journal citation network analysis pp. 51-75

Hakyeon Lee

Completing keyword patent search with semantic patent search: introducing a semiautomatic iterative method for patent near search based on semantic similarities pp. 77-96

Ansgar Moeller and Martin G. Moehrle

Exploring alternative metrics of scholarly performance in the social sciences and humanities in Taiwan pp. 97-112

Kuang-hua Chen, Muh-chyun Tang, Chun-mei Wang and Jieh Hsiang

Early stage identification of breakthroughs at the interface of science and technology: lessons drawn from a landmark publication pp. 113-134

J. J. Winnink and Robert J. W. Tijssen

Academic careers in Computer Science: continuance and transience of lifetime co-authorships pp. 135-150

Guillaume Cabanac, Gilles Hubert and Béatrice Milard

The impact of hybrid public and market-oriented financing mechanisms on the scientific portfolio and performances of public research labs: a scientometric analysis pp. 151-168

Mario Coccia, Greta Falavigna and Alessandro Manello

Role of bilateral institution in influencing collaboration: case study of CEFIPRA—a bilateral S&T institution established by India and France pp. 169-194

Sujit Bhattacharya, Arshia Kaul, Shilpa and Praveen Sharma

Comparative analysis of the scientific output of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia pp. 195-212

Edita G. Gzoyan, Lusine A. Hovhannisyan, Sofya A. Aleksanyan, Narine A. Ghazaryan, Simon R. Hunanyan, Ahmed Bourghida and Shushanik A. Sargsyan

What is the optimal number of researchers for social science research? pp. 213-225

Jonathan M. Levitt

Viewing and exploring the subject area of information literacy assessment in higher education (2000–2011) pp. 227-245

María Pinto

Analysis of quantitative and qualitative indicators of SEE countries scientific output pp. 247-265

Djuro Kutlača, Dragan Babić, Lazar Živković and Dijana Štrbac

Ranking computer science conferences using self-organizing maps with dynamic node splitting pp. 267-283

Vinicius da Silva Almendra, Denis Enăchescu and Cornelia Enăchescu

Embedded information structures and functions of co-authorship networks: evidence from cancer research collaboration in India pp. 285-306

Avinash Kshitij, Jaideep Ghosh and Brij Mohan Gupta

X-centage: a Hirsch-inspired indicator for distributions of percentage-valued variables and its use for measuring heterodisciplinarity pp. 307-313

András Schubert

An assessment of accounting journal quality based on departmental lists pp. 315-332

S. Douglas Beets, Andrea S. Kelton and Bruce R. Lewis

How do collaborative features affect scientific output? Evidences from wind power field pp. 333-355

Jiancheng Guan, Yan Yan and Jingjing Zhang

Publish (in a group) or perish (alone): the trend from single- to multi-authorship in biological papers pp. 357-364

João Carlos Nabout, Micael Rosa Parreira, Fabrício Barreto Teresa, Fernanda Melo Carneiro, Hélida Ferreira Cunha, Luciana Souza Ondei, Samantha Salomão Caramori and Thannya Nascimento Soares

Comparative study on the obsolescence of humanities and social sciences in China: under the new situation of web pp. 365-388

Yanhui Song, Feng Ma and Siluo Yang

Identifying patterns in rare earth element patents based on text and data mining pp. 389-410

Yonghan Ju and So Young Sohn

Null hypothesis significance tests. A mix-up of two different theories: the basis for widespread confusion and numerous misinterpretations pp. 411-432

Jesper W. Schneider

Interdisciplinarity of scientific fields and its evolution based on graph of project collaboration and co-authoring pp. 433-454

Mario Karlovčec and Dunja Mladenić

Topical connections between the institutions within an organisation (institutional co-authorships, direct citation links and co-citations) pp. 455-463

Lutz Bornmann and Loet Leydesdorff

Topological-collaborative approach for disambiguating authors’ names in collaborative networks pp. 465-485

Diego R. Amancio, Osvaldo N. Oliveira and Luciano F. Costa

Knowledge flow out of the domain of information science: a bibliometric and citation analysis study pp. 487-502

Ming-yueh Tsay

Feature report on China: a bibliometric analysis of China-related articles pp. 503-517

Weishu Liu, Li Tang, Mengdi Gu and Guangyuan Hu

Analysing the conceptual evolution of qualitative marketing research through science mapping analysis pp. 519-557

E. M. Murgado-Armenteros, M. Gutiérrez-Salcedo, F. J. Torres-Ruiz and M. J. Cobo

Medical theses and derivative articles: dissemination of contents and publication patterns pp. 559-586

Mercedes Echeverria, David Stuart and Tobias Blanke

Improving the normalization effect of mean-based method from the perspective of optimization: optimization-based linear methods and their performance pp. 587-607

Zhihui Zhang, Ying Cheng and Nian Cai Liu

Latin American scientific output in Public Health: combined analysis using bibliometric, socioeconomic and health indicators pp. 609-628

Zaida Chinchilla-Rodríguez, Grisel Zacca-González, Benjamín Vargas-Quesada and Félix Moya-Anegón

Patents as instruments for exploring innovation dynamics: geographic and technological perspectives on “photovoltaic cells” pp. 629-651

Loet Leydesdorff, Floortje Alkemade, Gaston Heimeriks and Rinke Hoekstra

Use of web mining in studying innovation pp. 653-671

Abdullah Gök, Alec Waterworth and Philip Shapira

The strength of strong ties: How co-authorship affect productivity of academic economists? pp. 673-699

Giulio Cainelli, Mario Maggioni, Teodora Uberti and Annunziata Felice

Do science parks promote research and technology? A scientometric analysis of the UK pp. 701-725

David Minguillo, Robert Tijssen and Mike Thelwall

Proof over promise: towards a more inclusive ranking of Dutch academics in Economics & Business pp. 727-749

Anne-Wil Harzing and Wilfred Mijnhardt

Erratum to: Proof over promise: towards a more inclusive ranking of Dutch academics in Economics & Business pp. 751-752

Anne-Wil Harzing and Wilfred Mijnhardt

The role of public funding in nanotechnology scientific production: Where Canada stands in comparison to the United States pp. 753-787

Leila Tahmooresnejad, Catherine Beaudry and Andrea Schiffauerova

What factors affect the visibility of Argentinean publications in humanities and social sciences in Scopus? Some evidence beyond the geographic realm of research pp. 789-810

Zaida Chinchilla-Rodríguez, Sandra Miguel and Félix Moya-Anegón

Analyzing patent topical information to identify technology pathways and potential opportunities pp. 811-827

Jing Ma and Alan L. Porter

The dark side of open access in Google and Google Scholar: the case of Latin-American repositories pp. 829-846

Enrique Orduña-Malea and Emilio Delgado López-Cózar

The implications of educational and methodological background for the career success of Nobel laureates: an investigation of major awards pp. 847-863

Ho Fai Chan and Benno Torgler

Cross-country differences in publishing productivity of academics in research universities pp. 865-883

Peter James Bentley

Impact analysis of domestic and international research collaborations: a Malaysian case study pp. 885-904

Hui Xuan Tan, Ephrance Abu Ujum, Kwai Fatt Choong and Kuru Ratnavelu

Identifying the landscape of Alzheimer’s disease research with network and content analysis pp. 905-927

Min Song, Go Eun Heo and Dahee Lee

Mapping the intellectual structure of scientometrics: a co-word analysis of the journal Scientometrics (2005–2010) pp. 929-955

S. Ravikumar, Ashutosh Agrahari and S. N. Singh

World camel research: a scientometric assessment, 2003–2012 pp. 957-975

B. M. Gupta, K. K. Mueen Ahmed, Ritu Gupta and Rishi Tiwari

Network analysis of Zentralblatt MATH data pp. 977-1001

Monika Cerinšek and Vladimir Batagelj

An entropy-based social network community detecting method and its application to scientometrics pp. 1003-1017

Yongli Li, Guijie Zhang, Yuqiang Feng and Chong Wu

Comparative analysis of some individual bibliometric indices when applied to groups of researchers pp. 1019-1035

Ana Paula dos Santos Rubem, Ariane Lima Moura and João Carlos Correia Baptista Soares de Mello

Exploring a prototype framework of web-based and peer-reviewed “European Educational Research Quality Indicators” (EERQI) pp. 1037-1055

Ton Mooij

Which are the best innovation support infrastructures for universities? Evidence from R&D output and commercial activities pp. 1057-1081

David Minguillo and Mike Thelwall