Problems of citation analysis

MacRoberts, M. H., MacRoberts, Barbara R.·1996·Scientometrics
DOI 10.1007/bf02129604

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  14. Quantitative evaluation of alternative field normalization procedures
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  15. What have scholars retrieved from Walsh and Ungson (1991)? A citation context study
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  16. Clinical reports of pulmonary metastasectomy for colorectal cancer: a citation network analysis
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  17. Hypersonic and supersonic flow roadmaps using bibliometrics and database tomography
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  18. Impact-oriented science policies and scientific publication practices: The case of life sciences in Japan
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  19. The multilayered nature of reference selection
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  20. Arts and humanities research evaluation: no metrics please, just data
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  21. How significant is corporate social responsibility to business research?
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  22. Bibliometrics as a tool for research evaluation
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  23. Journal Rankings in Sociology: Using the H Index with Google Scholar
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  24. Pesquisa em gestão de recursos humanos nos anos 1990: um estudo bibliométrico
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  25. Measuring the novelty of scientific publications: A fastText and local outlier factor approach
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  26. Transitive Reduction of Citation Networks
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  27. Chinese science and technology — Structure and infrastructure
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  29. Do synthesis centers synthesize? A semantic analysis of topical diversity in research
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  30. Aberration of the Citation
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  31. Successful fish go with the flow: citation impact prediction based on centrality measures for term–document networks
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  32. A Study of Lexical Distribution in Citation Contexts through the IMRaD Standard
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  33. Exploring the Role of International Research Collaboration in Building China’s World-Class Universities
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  35. In science “there is no bad publicity”: Papers criticized in comments have high scientific impact
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  36. History of Ideas in Management Communication Quarterly
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  37. Citation classics in periodontology: a controlled study
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  38. Analysis of Scifinder Scholar and Web of Science citation searches
    Katherine M. Whitley · 2002 · Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology
  39. Use of Scopus and Google Scholar to measure social sciences production in four major Spanish universities
    Goio Etxebarria, Mikel Gómez Uranga · 2009 · Scientometrics
  40. The history of adoption of hepatic resection for metastatic colorectal cancer: 1984–95
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  41. The Scholarly Influence of Orthopaedic Research According to Conventional and Alternative Metrics
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  42. The Knowledge Diffusion Paths of Corporate Social Responsibility – From 1970 to 2011
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  43. The Structure of Knowledge and Dynamics of Scholarly Communication in Agenda Setting Research, 1996-2005
    Zixue Tai · 2009 · Journal of Communication
  44. CAB: Citation-Assisted Background
    Kostoff, Ronald N., Shlesinger, Michael F. · 2005 · Scientometrics
  45. On the time evolution of received citations, in different scientific fields: An empirical study
    Ugo Finardi · 2013 · Journal of Informetrics
  46. Reassessment of co-citation methods for science indicators: Effect of methods improving recall rates
    Michel Zitt, Elise Bassecoulard · 1996 · Scientometrics
  47. Publishing Trends in Library and Information Sciences Across European Countries and Institutions
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  48. Towards objectivity in research evaluation using bibliometric indicators – A protocol for incorporating complexity
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  49. The forced battle between peer-review and scientometric research assessment: Why the CoARA initiative is unsound
    Giovanni Abramo · 2024 · Research Evaluation
  50. The end of the beginning: a reflection on the first five years of the HRI conference
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  51. A case study exploring associations between popular media attention of scientific research and scientific citations
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  52. Why authors think their papers are highly cited
    Henry G. Small · 2004 · Scientometrics
  53. Types of evidence cited in Australian Government publications
    Samantha Vilkins, Will J. Grant · 2017 · Scientometrics
  54. Bibliometric analysis of publications from post-Soviet countries in psychological journals in 1992–2017
    Andrey V. Lovakov, Агадуллина Елена Рафиковна · 2019 · Scientometrics
  55. The fruits of collaboration in a multidisciplinary field
    Christoph Bartneck, Jun Hu · 2010 · Scientometrics
  56. Filling the gap between researchers studying different materials and different methods: a proposal for structured keywords
    Yuya Kajikawa, Kôji Abe, Suguru Noda · 2006 · Journal of Information Science
  57. A Bibliometric Analysis of the 100 Most-cited Articles in Rhinoplasty
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  58. Assessing the scientific productivity of Italian forest researchers using the Web of Science, SCOPUS and SCIMAGO databases
    Gherardo Chirici · 2012 · iForest - Biogeosciences and Forestry
  59. Best Evidence in Emergency Medicine ( BEEM ) Rater Scores Correlate With Publications’ Future Citations
    Christopher R. Carpenter, Cathy C. Sarli, Susan A. Fowler, Kulamakan Mahan Kulasegaram, Teresa Vallera, Pierre Lapaine, Grant N. Schalet, Andrew Worster · 2013 · Academic Emergency Medicine
  60. An analysis of citation functions in the humanities and social sciences research from the perspective of problematic citation analysis assumptions
    Chi‐Shiou Lin · 2018 · Scientometrics
  61. The Reality of Reality-Based Interaction
    Audrey Girouard, Orit Shaer, Erin Solovey, G. Michael Poor, Robert J.K Jacob · 2019 · ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction
  62. Where Credit Is Due
    Jerry A. Jacobs · 2009 · Gender & Society
  63. Quantifying perceived impact of scientific publications
    Filippo Radicchi, Alexander Weissman, Johan Bollen · 2017 · Journal of Informetrics
  64. Worldwide orthopaedic research activity 2010-2014: Publication rates in the top 15 orthopaedic journals related to population size and gross domestic product
    Erik Hohmann, Vaida Glatt, Kevin D. Tetsworth · 2017 · World Journal of Orthopedics
  65. Contribution of corporate social responsibility studies to the intellectual structure of the hospitality and tourism literature
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  66. Language use reflects scientific methodology: A corpus-based study of peer-reviewed journal articles
    Shlomo Argamon, Jeff Dodick, Paul Chase · 2008 · Scientometrics
  67. Exploring paper characteristics that facilitate the knowledge flow from science to technology
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  68. Some Misuses of Journal Impact Factor in Research Evaluation
    Jesús Rey-Rocha, María José Martín-Sempere, Jesús Martínez‐Frías, Fernando López-Vera · 2001 · Cortex
  69. Assessing impact and quality from local dynamics of citation networks
    Camille Roth, Jiang Wu, Sergi Lozano · 2011 · Journal of Informetrics
  70. National peer-review research assessment exercises for the hard sciences can be a complete waste of money: the Italian case
    Giovanni Abramo, Tindaro Cicero, Ciriaco Andrea D’Angelo · 2012 · Scientometrics
  71. FRACTALS TEXT MINING USING BIBLIOMETRICS AND DATABASE TOMOGRAPHY
    Ronald Neil Kostoff, Michael F. Shlesinger, Guido Malpohl · 2004 · Fractals
  72. Uncovering the multidisciplinary nature of technology management: journal citation network analysis
    Hakyeon Lee · 2014 · Scientometrics
  73. The Diffusion of Scientific Knowledge across Time and Space
    Pierre Azoulay, Joshua Graff Zivin, Bhaven N. Sampat · 2012 · University of Chicago Press eBooks
  74. The structure and infrastructure of Mexico's science and technology
    Ronald Neil Kostoff, J. Antonio del Río, Héctor D. Cortés, Charles Hamilton Smith, Andrew Smith, Caroline S. Wagner, Loet Leydesdorff A, George Karypis, Guido Malpohl, Rene Tshiteya · 2005 · Technological Forecasting and Social Change
  75. Introducing a novelty indicator for scientific research: validating the knowledge-based combinatorial approach
    Kuniko Matsumoto, Sotaro Shibayama, Byeongwoo Kang, Masatsura Igami · 2021 · Scientometrics
  76. Highly cited researchers: a moving target
    Domingo Docampo, Lawrence E. Cram · 2019 · Scientometrics
  77. Characterizing references from different disciplines: A perspective of citation content analysis
    Chengzhi Zhang, Lifan Liu, Yuzhuo Z. Wang · 2021 · Journal of Informetrics
  78. Citation rates in mathematics: a study of variation by subdiscipline
    Lawrence Smolinsky, Aaron Lercher · 2012 · Scientometrics
  79. The “Science of HRD Research”
    Greg G. Wang, Jerry W. Gilley, Judy Yi Sun · 2012 · Human Resource Development Review
  80. Exploring the uptake and framing of research evidence on universal screening for intimate partner violence against women: a knowledge translation case study
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  81. Many-Citednesss: Citations Measure More than Just Scientific Impact
    Carlo D’Ippoliti · 2017 · Journal of Economic Surveys
  82. Bibliometrics for Internet media: Applying the h‐index to Y ou T ube
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  83. Is Finance Research a “Normal Science”? A Bibliometric Study of the Structure and Development of Finance Research from 1988 to 2007
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  84. Analysis of publications and citations from a geophysics research institute
    Cliff Frohlich, Lynn M. Resler · 2001 · Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology
  85. The Reference Return Ratio
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  86. A ssessing O bliteration by I ncorporation: I ssues and C aveats
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  87. Cluster methods for assessing research performance: exploring Spanish computer science
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  88. On the temporal analysis of scientific network evolution
    Frédéric Amblard, Arnaud Casteigts A, Paola Flocchini, Walter Quattrociocchi, Nicola Santoro · 2011 · International Conference on Computational Aspects of Social Networks (CASoN)
  89. Contributing Institutions and Authors in International Business Research: A Quality-Based Assessment
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  90. On the skewness of journal self‐citations and publisher self‐citations: Cues for discussion from a case study
    Sergio Copiello · 2019 · Learned Publishing
  91. A sensitivity analysis of researchers’ productivity rankings to the time of citation observation
    Giovanni Abramo, Tindaro Cicero, Ciriaco Andrea D’Angelo · 2012 · Journal of Informetrics
  92. Information technology and interests in scholarly communication: A discourse analysis
    Neil Jacobs · 2001 · Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology
  93. Recuperação e impacto da produção científica na era google: uma análise comparativa entre o google acadêmico e a web of science
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  94. Worldwide arthroplasty research productivity and contribution of Turkey
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  95. The visibility of Italian journals
    Donatella Ugolini, Cristina Casilli · 2003 · Scientometrics
  96. Why are the Most Influential Books in Australian Sociology not Necessarily the Most Highly Cited Ones?
    Jochen Gläser · 2004 · Journal of Sociology
  97. Collaboration networks and scientific impact among behavioral ecologists
    Thomas W. Pike · 2010 · Behavioral Ecology
  98. The Consequences of Citing Hedged Statements in Scientific Research Articles
    KELLY HORN · 2001 · BioScience
  99. Verification of bibliometric methods' applicability for thesaurus construction
    Jesper Wiborg Schneider · 2005 · ACM SIGIR Forum
  100. Citations and their use as indicators in science policy : studies of validity and applicability issues with a particular focus on highly cited papers
    Dag W. Aksnes · 2005