Volume 92, Number 1, July 2012

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  Ming-Yueh Tsay: Preface. 1-5
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  Wen-Yau Cathy Lin: Research status and characteristics of library and information science in Taiwan: a bibliometric analysis. 7-21
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  Angela Yung-Chi Hou, Martin Ince, Chung-Lin Chiang: A reassessment of Asian pacific excellence programs in higher education: the Taiwan experience. 23-42
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  Hao-Ren Ke, Ya-Ning Chen: Structure and pattern of social tags for keyword selection behaviors. 43-62
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  Wen-Chi Hung: Measuring the use of public research in firm R&D in the Hsinchu Science Park. 63-73
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  Chiang Kao, Shiang-Tai Liu, Hwei-Lan Pao: Assessing improvement in management research in Taiwan. 75-87
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  Kuang-hua Chen, Pei-Yu Liao: A comparative study on world university rankings: a bibliometric survey. 89-103
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  Tsung Teng Chen: The development and empirical study of a literature review aiding system. 105-116
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  Yu-Shan Chen, Chun-Yu Shih, Ching-Hsun Chang: The effects of related and unrelated technological diversification on innovation performance and corporate growth in the Taiwan's semiconductor industry. 117-134
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  Ju-O Wang, Tzeng-Ji Chen, Senyeong Kao, Te-Chun Yeh, Li-Fang Chou, Shung-Tai Ho: Scientific publications by anesthesia departments in East Asia. 135-143
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  Hsuan-I Liu, Bi-Chun Chang, Kuan-Chia Chen: Collaboration patterns of Taiwanese scientific publications in various research areas. 145-155
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  Jennifer H. Chen, Shihmin Lo, Show-Ling Jang, Chi-Cho Huang: Strategic partnership and its effect on external learning of technology descendants. 157-179
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  Hsin-Ning Su, Carey Ming-Li Chen, Pei-Chun Lee: Patent litigation precaution method: analyzing characteristics of US litigated and non-litigated patents from 1976 to 2010. 181-195
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  Nobuko Miyairi, Han-Wen Chang: Bibliometric characteristics of highly cited papers from Taiwan, 2000-2009. 197-205

Volume 92, Number 2, August 2012

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  Tibor Braun: Editorial. 207-208
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  Discussion Paper. 209
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  Jerome K. Vanclay: Impact factor: outdated artefact or stepping-stone to journal certification? 211-238
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  Comments on the Discussion Paper. 239
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  Alexandru T. Balaban: Positive and negative aspects of citation indices and journal impact factors. 241-247
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  Judit Bar-Ilan: Journal report card. 249-260
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  Judit Bar-Ilan: Erratum to: Journal report card. 261
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  Stephen J. Bensman: The impact factor: its place in Garfield's thought, in science evaluation, and in library collection management. 263-275
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  Lutz Bornmann, Werner Marx: The effect of several versions of one and the same manuscript published by a journal on its journal impact factor. 277-279
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  Gualberto Buela-Casal, Izabela Zych: What do the scientists think about the impact factor? 281-292
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  Juan Miguel Campanario: Some research ideas on Journal Impact Factors as a crucial topic in science dynamics. 293-295
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  Gregorio González-Alcaide, Juan Carlos Valderrama Zurián, Rafael Aleixandre-Benavent: The Impact Factor in non-English-speaking countries. 297-311
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  James Hartley: To cite or not to cite: author self-citations and the impact factor. 313-317
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  Peter Ingwersen: The pragmatics of a diachronic journal impact factor. 319-324
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  Péter Jacsó: Grim tales about the impact factor and the h-index in the Web of Science and the Journal Citation Reports databases: reflections on Vanclay's criticism. 325-354
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  Loet Leydesdorff: Alternatives to the journal impact factor: I3 and the top-10% (or top-25%?) of the most-highly cited papers. 355-365
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  Henk F. Moed, Lisa Colledge, Jan Reedijk, Félix de Moya Anegón, Vicente P. Guerrero Bote, Andrew M. Plume, Mayur Amin: Citation-based metrics are appropriate tools in journal assessment provided that they are accurate and used in an informed way. 367-376
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  Rüdiger Mutz, Hans-Dieter Daniel: The generalized propensity score methodology for estimating unbiased journal impact factors. 377-390
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  Francis Narin: Decades of progress, or the progress of decades? 391-393
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  David Pendlebury, Jonathan Adams: Comments on a critique of the Thomson Reuters journal impact factor. 395-401
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  Gangan Prathap: Evaluating journal performance metrics. 403-408
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  Alexander I. Pudovkin, Eugene Garfield: Rank normalization of impact factors will resolve Vanclay's dilemma with TRIF - Comments on the paper by Jerome Vanclay. 409-412
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  Ronald Rousseau: Updating the journal impact factor or total overhaul? 413-417
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  Derek R. Smith: Impact factors, scientometrics and the history of citation-based research. 419-427
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  Mike Thelwall: Journal impact evaluation: a webometric perspective. 429-441
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  Thed van Leeuwen: Discussing some basic critique on Journal Impact Factors: revision of earlier comments. 443-455
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  Anthony F. J. van Raan: Properties of journal impact in relation to bibliometric research group performance indicators. 457-469
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  Peter Vinkler: The Garfield impact factor, one of the fundamental indicators in scientometrics. 471-483
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  Michel Zitt: The journal impact factor: angel, devil, or scapegoat? A comment on J.K. Vanclay's article 2011. 485-503

Volume 92, Number 3, September 2012

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  Zahed Bigdeli, Ali Gazni: Authors' sources of information: a new dimension in information scattering. 505-521
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  Chan-Yuan Wong, Kim-Leng Goh: The pathway of development: science and technology of NIEs and selected Asian emerging economies. 523-548
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  V. Rodriguez, A. Soeparwata: ASEAN benchmarking in terms of science, technology, and innovation from 1999 to 2009. 549-573
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  Keshra Sangwal: Progressive nucleation mechanism for the growth behavior of items and its application to cumulative papers and citations of individual authors. 575-591
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  Ehsan Mohammadi: Knowledge mapping of the Iranian nanoscience and technology: a text mining approach. 593-608
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  Satya Ranjan Sahu, Krushna Chandra Panda: A deductive approach to select or rank journals in multifaceted subject, Oceanography. 609-619
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  Fiorenzo Franceschini, Maurizio Galetto, Domenico A. Maisano, Luca Mastrogiacomo: The success-index: an alternative approach to the h-index for evaluating an individual's research output. 621-641
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  Keshra Sangwal: Application of progressive nucleation mechanism for the citation behavior of individual papers of different authors. 643-655
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  H. Martinez, A. Jaime, J. Camacho: Relative absorptive capacity: a research profiling. 657-674
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  Alan Peter Matthews: South African universities in world rankings. 675-695
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  Renato X. Coutinho, Eliziane S. Dávila, Wendel M. dos Santos, João B. T. Rocha, Diogo O. G. Souza, Vanderlei Folmer, Robson L. Puntel: Brazilian scientific production in science education. 697-710
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  Marcelo Alves Ramos, Joabe Gomes Melo, Ulysses Paulino Albuquerque: Citation behavior in popular scientific papers: what is behind obscure citations? The case of ethnobotany. 711-719
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  Fuyuki Yoshikane, Yutaka Suzuki, Keita Tsuji: Analysis of the relationship between citation frequency of patents and diversity of their backward citations for Japanese patents. 721-733
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  Xiaofeng Cao, Yi Huang, Jie Wang, Shengji Luan: Research status and trends in limnology journals: a bibliometric analysis based on SCI database. 735-746
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  Xingjian Liu, F. Benjamin Zhan, Song Hong, Beibei Niu, Yaolin Liu: A bibliometric study of earthquake research: 1900-2010. 747-765
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  Per Ahlgren, Cristian Colliander, Olle Persson: Field normalized citation rates, field normalized journal impact and Norwegian weights for allocation of university research funds. 767-780
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  Loet Leydesdorff, Lutz Bornmann: Testing differences statistically with the Leiden ranking. 781-783
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  Lav R. Varshney: The Google effect in doctoral theses. 785-793
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  Jiang Li, Fred Y. Ye: The phenomenon of all-elements-sleeping-beauties in scientific literature. 795-799

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