Research of the Components of Internal Potential of Mining-and-Concentrating Complex Enterprises

Asheulova, Oleksandra; Mamaikin, O; Medianyk, Volodymyr

doi:10.32782/2520-2200/2020-2-30

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“…RQ2 focused on the distribution of BRICS journal articles in SJR-ranked journals. Acknowledging researchers in the academy is closely connected to their sustained productivity in peer-reviewed high-quality publications, as outlets are stratified by perceived relevance ) Asheulova & Dushina, 2014;Demeter et al, 2022(. According to Ekdale et al )2022(, journal prestige is recurrently "instrumentalized by administrators and peers when making decisions about hiring, tenure, promotion, funding, and awards" )p. 2501(.…”

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Academic Production and Collaboration Among BRICS-Based Researchers: How Far Can the “De-Westernization” of Communication and Media Studies Go?

Comel,

Kohls,

Orso

et al. 2023

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

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Considering the claims for “de-Westernizing” Communication and Media studies, we examine the publication trends of BRICS-based researchers between 2012 and 2021. The article compares SciVal and SJR data concerning 7,938 articles to understand the circulation of such academic communities in top-ranked outlets. The results reveal a remarkable productivity growth in all BRICS countries, striking differences within the group in the number of research articles, the emergence of China as the bloc’s leading hub, and the lack of cooperation among such five countries. We also discuss and criticize how the “de-Westernization” agenda may eventually become another category domesticated by the Global North.

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