A bibliometric analysis of international scientific cooperation of the European Union (1985–1995)
ScientometricsPublished 1 June 1999
Wolfgang Glänzel, A. Schubert, H. -J. Czerwon
Citations215
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score1.15
SNIP1.82
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The citation attractivity of these publications shows that international scientific collaboration is particularly advantageous for less advanced countries, but also highly industrialised countries benefit from it.
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Abstract Scientific cooperation of the EU countries with other developed regions, with Economies in Transition and with Developing Countries is analysed as it is reflected in the bibliometric indicators of internationally co-authored publications. The citation attractivity of these publications shows that international scientific collaboration is particularly advantageous for less advanced countries, but also highly industrialised countries benefit from it.
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