Effects of civil war: scientific cooperation in the republics of the former Yugoslavia and the province of Kosovo

Jovanovic, Milos; Marcus, John; Reschke, Stefan

doi:10.1007/s11192-010-0176-x

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“…The study's visualization highlights that a strong link between Serbia and Croatia was replaced by a stronger link between Slovenia and Croatia. Interestingly, ethnic tensions did not have a lasting impact on scientific cooperation among Yugoslav scientists (Jovanović et al 2010). These findings for former Yugoslavia resemble those observed for the Gulf states by de Bruin et al (1991).…”

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“…By comparing the state of medical publishing in Bosnia and Herzegovina with neighbouring countries (Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro), authors concluded that Bosnia and Herzegovina is behind Croatia and Serbia by following parameters: Total Documents, Total Cites and H index but in front of Montenegro (Masic et al 2016). An intriguing study by Jovanović et al (2010) explored the varying impacts of the civil war in former Yugoslavia on its republics. Serbia, heavily involved in the war and bombarded by NATO forces in 1999, experienced a significant decline in publication numbers and cooperation with other Yugoslav states.…”

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Scientific publishing in the Republic of Macedonia analysed with artificial intelligence

Spiroski,

Spiroski

2024

J. Heal. Rehab. Sci.

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Aim: The aim of this study was to present current scientific publishing activity of the Republic of Macedonia analysed with artificial intelligence. Methods: This analysis was performed with the artificial intelligence platform www.wizdom.ai during March 18, 2024. Results: In the Republic of Macedonia, in 2023 were published 770 publications with closed, 432 with bronze, 200 with hybrid, 805 with gold, and 61 with green access. In the same year, a total number of 27,418 citations were recorded, with the biggest number of collaborations with United States. Total number of researchers that have published articles in 2023 was 2,550, with local co-authors of 2,268, and with international co-authors of 1,027. Conclusion: The power of artificial intelligence for analysis of scientific publishing is very sensitive and can be used with precautions because of the limited electronic availability of scientific data, as well as of the different inclusion and exclusion criteria for analysis.

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Scientific publishing in the Republic of Macedonia analysed with artificial intelligence

Spiroski,

Spiroski

2024

J. Heal. Rehab. Sci.

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“…Also, there are several published researches dealing with published results of the Republic of Croatia, which until 1991 belonged to the former Yugoslavia as well as the Republic of Serbia (Bencetić Klaić and Klaić 2004;Borić and Strujić 2006;Bencetić Klaić and Klaić 1997;Klaić 1997). Also, an interesting research about effects of civil war on scientific cooperation in the republics of the former Yugoslavia and the province of Kosovo was published in 2010 (Jovanović et al 2010).…”

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confidence: 99%

Publications from Serbia in the Science Citation Index Expanded: a bibliometric analysis

Ivanović

2015

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This paper presents a bibliometric analysis of articles from the Republic of Serbia in the period 2006-2013 that are indexed in the Thomson Reuters SCI-EXPANDED database. Analysis included 27,157 articles with at least one author from Serbia. Number of publications and its characteristics, collaboration patterns, as well as impact of analyzed articles in world science will be discussed in the paper. The number of articles indexed by SCI-EXPANDED has seen an increase in terms of Serbian articles that is considerably greater than the increase in number of all articles in SCI-EXPANDED. Researchers from Serbia have been involved in researches presented in several articles which have significant impact in world science. Beside indicators which take into account number of publications of certain type and number of citations, the analysis presented in this paper also takes authorship into consideration. The most cited analyzed articles have more than ten authors, but there were no first and corresponding authors from Serbia in these articles

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Analysis of scientific productivity and cooperation in the republics of former Yugoslavia before, during and after the Yugoslav wars

2016

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This paper presents an analysis of scientific research output of the republics of former Yugoslavia for the period 1970–2014. Thomson Reuters’ Web of Science database was used for data acquisition and 223,135 publications have been analyzed. The Yugoslav Wars were ethnic conflicts fought from 1991 to 1999 on the territory of former Yugoslavia which accompanied the breakup of the country and today each republic of former Yugoslavia is an independent country as well as the province of Kosovo. Results of the analysis are represented by four figures depicting relative publication share and for figures depicting normalized cooperation score for each former Yugoslav republics and the province of Kosovo, as well as by four figures depicting cooperation networks between the former Yugoslav republics and the province of Kosovo for the periods before the Yugoslav wars (from 1970 until 1990), during the wars (from 1991 until 1999), in the first decade after the wars (from 2000 until 2009), and in the last 5 years(from 2010 until 2014). The impact of the wars on scientific cooperation in the republics has been studied

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Effects of civil war: scientific cooperation in the republics of the former Yugoslavia and the province of Kosovo

Abstract: In this study we investigate the scientific output of Yugoslavia and its successor republics viz.

Cited by 7 publications

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Scientific publishing in the Republic of Macedonia analysed with artificial intelligence

Scientific publishing in the Republic of Macedonia analysed with artificial intelligence

Publications from Serbia in the Science Citation Index Expanded: a bibliometric analysis

Analysis of scientific productivity and cooperation in the republics of former Yugoslavia before, during and after the Yugoslav wars

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