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1. Eugene Garfield’s Influences upon the Future of Evaluative Informetrics

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Henk F. Moed

Subjects
citation analysis, research assessment, Eugene Garfield, co-citation analysis, journal impact factor, future perspective, Bibliography. Library science. Information resources
Abstract

This contribution highlights Eugene Garfield’s influences upon the author’s views and proposals. In addition, it presents the author’s perspective on the future of evaluative informetrics, based on his monograph Applied Evaluative Informetrics published in September 2017. It discusses main criticisms against the current practices in the use of informetric indicators in research assessment, and sketches a series alternative approaches.

Published
2018
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2. Toward New Indicators of a Journal’s Manuscript Peer Review Process

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Henk F. Moed

Subjects
bibliometrics, indicator development, journal impact factor, manuscript peer review, research assessment, Bibliography. Library science. Information resources
Abstract

Journal impact factor is among the most frequently used bibliometric indicators in scientific-scholarly journal and research assessment. This paper addresses the question as to why this indicator has become so attractive and pervasive. It defends the position that the most effective way to reduce the role of citation-based journal metrics in journal and research assessment is developing indicators of the quality of journals’ manuscript peer review process, based on an analysis of this process itself, as reflected in the written communication between authors, referees, and journal editors in electronic submission systems. This approach combines computational linguistic tools from the domain of “digital humanities” with “classical humanistic” text analysis and a profound knowledge of the manuscript peer review and the publication process.

Published
2016
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33. Journal flipping to Open Access: The Perception of Spanish Journal Managers

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Carmen López-Illescas, Núria Bautista-Puig, and Henk F. Moed

Subjects
Process (engineering), Biblioteks- och informationsvetenskap, media_common.quotation_subject, Drivers for open access, Information Studies, Technical support, Barriers for open access, Order (exchange), Management of Technology and Innovation, Political science, Perception, Media Technology, Institution, Business and International Management, media_common, Marketing, business.industry, OA flipping, Communication, Visibility (geometry), Open access, Public relations, Computer Science Applications, Internationalization, business, Drawback
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There is a growing interest in determining the factors that influence a journal’s flipping to Open Access (OA). Using semi-structured interviews combined with bibliometric indicators, this paper uncovers the perception of Spanish managers related to OA and the decision to flip. The key research questions are twofold: How well do bibliometric measures reflect the changes in the status of the journal? How do journal managers perceive the flipping process? In order to answer these, twelve semi-structured interviews were conducted with journal managers of Spanish Journals. The findings suggest the great majority of managers are aware of the indicators, but only two considered they reflect their reality. The results indicate as the main motivations to flip to OA: being imposed by the host institution, economic reasons, and increase visibility and internationalization. An increase in the number of submissions, visibility, or internationalization since the transition is perceived as a benefit while the loss of interchanges with other institutions is seen as the major drawback. Although flipping to OA is perceived by the managers to have many advantages, it raises some challenges too, especially the need for funding, lack of resources capacity for technical support, and the creation of alliances.

Published
2021
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49. Библиометрическая оценка национальных научных журналов

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Henk F. MOED, Felix de MOYA-ANEGON, Vicente GUERRERO-BOTE, Carmen LOPEZ-ILLESCAS, and Myroslava HLADCHENKO

Abstract

Национально ориентированные научные журналы рассматриваются методологически с информетрической точки зрения посредством анализа данных, извлеченных из SCImago Journal Rank на основе БД Scopus. Предлагается действующее определение степени журнала национальной ориентации на основе географического распространения его публикующихся или цитирующих авторов, роли международного сотрудничества и общего публикационного выхода страны. Полный анализ направлений до 2019 г. представлен в более ранних исследованиях. Метод анализа национальных журналов изучаемых стран применяется к массиву журналов республик бывшего СССР и государств Восточной и Центральной Европы, входивших в социалистический лагерь, делается различие между отечественными и зарубежными журналами. Освещается возможное влияние факторов, связанных со статусом журнального доступа, языком публикации и предметной областью, международной научной миграцией и сотрудничеством, политикой охвата БД, размером национального научного сообщества, историко-политическими факторами и политиками национальной исследовательской оценки и финансирования.

Published
2021
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