Bibliometric studies often rely on field-normalized citation impact indicators in order to make
comparisons between scientific fields. We discuss the connection between field …

National research impact indicators derived from citation counts are used by governments to
help assess their national research performance and to identify the effect of funding or policy …

The asymmetric international mobility of talented scientists is well documented, yet there is
little evidence about the reasons why scientists choose particular jobs. Building on an …

The modern era of wine journalism has provided abundant information about wines and
widespread use of numerical rating systems. A tiny difference, especially at the top of the …

Bibliometric data on psychology publications from 1977 through 2008 are modeled and
forecasted for the 10 years following 2008. Data refer to the raw frequencies of the PsycINFO …

The paper makes use of a novel dataset at European level which includes data on academic
staff and students of universities from official National Statistical Authorities, bibliometric …

Since its introduction, the Journal Impact Factor has probably been the most extensively
adopted bibliometric indicator. Notwithstanding its well-known strengths and limits, it is still …

This work investigates entrepreneurship research centers, and analyzes their research
performance. Studies on the determinants of performance of research centers have mainly …

Abstract The European Union (EU) seems to presume that the mass production of European
research papers indicates that Europe is a leading scientific power, and the so-called …

This article reports the findings of a scientometric analysis of South Africa's research
performance during the period 2000-2010. A multitude of government incentives were …