Cooperative research projects between the Spanish National Research Council and Latin-American institutions

Fernández, M.; Agis, A.; Martin, A. D.; Cabrero, A; Gómez, Isabel

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“…who also found few papers from Brazil in the CSIC databases [10]. It is possible, because of the language difference between these two countries, that the authors prefer to publish in English, following the worldwide tendency in science.…”

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“…The absence of collaborative studies between Cuba and Spain is interesting, taking into consideration that Cuba is the third Latin American country after Argentina and Chile with most papers (total production) in the CSIC databases [10]. Cuba is also the most frequent Latin American partner carrying out cooperative research with the Spanish National Research Council [10].…”

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International scientific collaboration: cooperation between Latin America and Spain, as seen from different databases

Narváez-Berthélemot¹,

Ascencio²,

Russell³

1993

Journal of Information Science

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Three databases were used to analyse documents written in collaboration between Latin America and Spain from 1984 to 1988, and to determine how the choice of databases affects results. A total of 402 documents was registered in the Science Citation Index while 149 documents were found in two Spanish databases, ICYT and IME, covering national journals in science and technology, and medicine, respectively. Studies relating to fields of basic research were more likely to be published in the Journals included in SCI while research in applied fields tended to appear in the national Journals covered by the Spamsh databases. Our results suggest that authors of collaborative papers prefer to publish in mainstream Journals rather than in Spanish journals, even those covered by SCI.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

International scientific collaboration: cooperation between Latin America and Spain, as seen from different databases

Narváez-Berthélemot¹,

Ascencio²,

Russell³

1993

Journal of Information Science

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“…The CINDOC is the Spanish government institution responsible for the dissemination of scientific and technical information throughout the country. CINDOC has been a pioneer in the production of secondary publications in Spain and has promoted the study and research of bibliometric methods to measure scientific productivity of Spanish scientists; Fernandez et al (1992) present an example of this type of research. CINDOC has no direct teaching remit but offers specialized workshops on a variety of L&IS topics including a very popular module in bibliometrics.…”

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Bibliometric overview of Library and Information Science Research in Spain

Cano

1999

J. Am. Soc. Inf. Sci.

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“…International cooperation in research can be estimated via different indicators: the number of researchers exchanged between two countries, number of fellowships for foreign researchers, exchanges of ideas at conferences, co-authored papers, etc [5,18]. In order to obtain a comprehensive understanding of international cooperation, internationally co-authored papers are the most frequently used indicator.…”

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confidence: 99%

Korean international co-authorship in science 1994-1996

Kim

1999

Journal of Information Science

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Research performance in Korea has increased considerably in the past few years, both with regard to relative output of publications and the number of internationally co-authored papers. The purpose of this study is to characterise international scientific cooperation in Korea through the numbers of internationally co-authored papers covered by the Science Citation Index CD-ROM, 1994-1996. A total of 3,627 collaborative papers published in 1,083 scientific journals were selected to analyse papers written in collaboration between Korea and other countries. The data reveal that Korea's coauthorship level with other countries was relatively high, representing 26.8% of national output. Among the collaborative papers, a large majority of the papers (84%) were authored by researchers at universities, while about 10% came from scientists at government-supported institutes and only 6% from industry. The country with the highest rate of cooperation with Korea is the USA (42%), followed by Japan, Italy, Germany, the UK and France. Considering the strong interaction between Korean and American science, economic and political factors appear to play a strong role in the international co-authorship process. The results show clear variation in levels of international cooperation according to the disciplines: technology, agriculture and earth sciences represent local interests, while physics, chemistry and biology are mainstream subjects. 50 1 2

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Cooperative research projects between the Spanish National Research Council and Latin-American institutions

Cited by 12 publications

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International scientific collaboration: cooperation between Latin America and Spain, as seen from different databases

International scientific collaboration: cooperation between Latin America and Spain, as seen from different databases

Bibliometric overview of Library and Information Science Research in Spain

Korean international co-authorship in science 1994-1996

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