Bibliometric Studies as a Publication Strategy

The number of bibliometric studies published in the scientific literature has been increasing in recent years. Some authors publish more bibliometric studies than others. The aim of this study is to (i) identify authors who focus on bibliometric studies and their publication strategy based on these studies, and to (ii) determine whether the focus of the bibliometric studies can be considered a successful publication strategy. Bibliometric analysis, including citation analysis, was used to determine the results. The Scopus database was selected as the source of bibliometric data. A total of 100 authors who frequently publish bibliometric studies were identified. For almost half of them, bibliometric studies is considered the main or significant part of their publication portfolio. A relatively small group of authors widely publish bibliometric studies. The bibliometric indicators of these authors point out that the specialization of bibliometric studies is quite successful.

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Metrics
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.3390/metrics1010005
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Bibliometric Studies as a Publication Strategy

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Abstract

The number of bibliometric studies published in the scientific literature has been increasing in recent years. Some authors publish more bibliometric studies than others. The aim of this study is to (i) identify authors who focus on bibliometric studies and their publication strategy based on these studies, and to (ii) determine whether the focus of the bibliometric studies can be considered a successful publication strategy. Bibliometric analysis, including citation analysis, was used to determine the results. The Scopus database was selected as the source of bibliometric data. A total of 100 authors who frequently publish bibliometric studies were identified. For almost half of them, bibliometric studies is considered the main or significant part of their publication portfolio. A relatively small group of authors widely publish bibliometric studies. The bibliometric indicators of these authors point out that the specialization of bibliometric studies is quite successful.

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