A Bibliometric Analysis of Journal of Informetrics – A Decade Study
G. S. Mahalakshmi, G. Muthu Selvi, S. Sendhilkumar
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G. S. Mahalakshmi, G. Muthu Selvi, S. Sendhilkumar
Abstract
Research and practice are perennial; the scientific articles that get published in line are also the same. Numerous journals are in place - some specialized and many, publishing scientific articles on general and wide discipline. However, there are few research disciplines which have only very less number of focused and specialized journal titles, and, the field of Bibliometrics is one among so. Journal of Informetrics is a dedicated journal involved in publishing scientific articles related to bibliometrics. This paper presents a case study on articles published in Journal of Informetrics.
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Research and practice are perennial; the scientific articles that get published in line are also the same. Numerous journals are in place - some specialized and many, publishing scientific articles on general and wide discipline. However, there are few research disciplines which have only very less number of focused and specialized journal titles, and, the field of Bibliometrics is one among so. Journal of Informetrics is a dedicated journal involved in publishing scientific articles related to bibliometrics. This paper presents a case study on articles published in Journal of Informetrics.
Key concepts: Informetrics, Bibliometrics, Publishing, Scientometrics, Library science, Field (mathematics), Scientific literature, Scientific field