Scientometrics, Volume 68

Volume 68, Number 1, July 2006

• Peter Mika, Tom Elfring, Peter L. M. Groenewegen:
  Application of semantic technology for social network analysis in the sciences. 3-27
  
• V. K. Gupta:
  References to literature in patent documents: A case study of CSIR in India. 29-40
  
• Brian P. Cozzarin:
  Performance measures for the socio-economic impact of government spending on R&D. 41-71
  
• Paul F. Skilton:
  A comparative study of communal practice: Assessing the effects of taken-for-granted-ness on citation practice in scientific communities. 73-96
  
• Mohohlo Molatudi, Anastassios Pouris:
  Assessing the knowledge base for biotechnology in South Africa. 97-108
  
• Benoît Godin:
  On the origins of bibliometrics. 109-133
  
• Ying Cheng, Nian Cai Liu:
  A first approach to the classification of the top 500 world universities by their disciplinary characteristics using scientometrics. 135-150
  
• K. C. Garg, Suresh Kumar, Kashmiri Lal:
  Scientometric profile of Indian agricultural research as seen through Science Citation Index Expanded. 151-166
  
• Yun Liu, Guo-ping Cheng, Yu Yang:
  Patent applications of the Top 500 foreign investment corporations in China. 167-177
  
• Pablo D. Batista, Mônica G. Campiteli, Osame Kinouchi:
  Is it possible to compare researchers with different scientific interests? 179-189
  

Volume 68, Number 2, August 2006

• Yoshiko Okubo, Wolfgang Glänzel, Yasuhiro Yamashita, Ronald Rousseau:
  Preface. 193-202
  
• Yuko Fujigaki:
  Changes in the research stream by standardization: A content analysis of the Archives of General Psychiatry during the establishment of operational diagnostic criteria. 203-212
  
• Kiyoko Fujimaki, Rockbill Haklak:
  Quantitative evaluation of positive or negative feelings for biotechnology- or health-related scenes in movies. 213-226
  
• Ryuzo Furukawa, Akira Goto:
  Core scientists and innovation in Japanese electronics companies. 227-240
  
• Takayuki Hayashi, Hiroyuki Tomizawa:
  Restructuring the Japanese national research system and its effect on performance. 241-264
  
• Jun Suzuki, Kiminori Gemba, Schumpeter Tamada, Yoshihito Yasaki, Akira Goto:
  Analysis of propensity to patent and science-dependence of large Japanese manufacturers of electrical machinery. 265-288
  
• Schumpeter Tamada, Yusuke Naito, Fumio Kodama, Kiminori Gemba, Jun Suzuki:
  Significant difference of dependence upon scientific knowledge among different technologies. 289-302
  
• Yasuhiro Yamashita, Yoshiko Okubo:
  Patterns of scientific collaboration between Japan and France: Inter-sectoral analysis using Probabilistic Partnership Index (PPI). 303-324
  

Volume 68, Number 3, December 2006

• Wolfgang Glänzel, Ronald Rousseau:
  Preface. 327
  
• Éric Archambault, Étienne Vignola-Gagné, Grégoire Côté, Vincent Larivière, Yves Gingras:
  Benchmarking scientific output in the social sciences and humanities: The limits of existing databases. 329-342
  
• Franz Barjak:
  Research productivity in the internet era. 343-360
  
• Aparna Basu:
  Using ISI's 'Highly Cited Researchers' to obtain a country level indicator of citation excellence. 361-375
  
• Peter Van den Besselaar, Gaston Heimeriks:
  Mapping research topics using word-reference co-occurrences: A method and an exploratory case study. 377-393
  
• Lennart Björneborn:
  'Mini small worlds' of shortest link paths crossing domain boundaries in an academic Web space. 395-414
  
• Katy Börner, Shashikant Penumarthy, Mark Meiss, Weimao Ke:
  Mapping the diffusion of scholarly knowledge among major U.S. research institutions. 415-426
  
• Lutz Bornmann, Hans-Dieter Daniel:
  Selecting scientific excellence through committee peer review - A citation analysis of publications previously published to approval or rejection of post-doctoral research fellowship applicants. 427-440
  
• Quentin L. Burrell:
  Measuring concentration within and co-concentration between informetric distributions: An empirical study. 441-456
  
• Wolfgang Glänzel, Balázs Schlemmer, András Schubert, Bart Thijs:
  Proceedings literature as additional data source for bibliometric analysis. 457-473
  
• Richard Klavans, Kevin W. Boyack:
  Quantitative evaluation of large maps of science. 475-499
  
• Kayvan Kousha, Mike Thelwall:
  Motivations for URL citations to open access library and information science articles. 501-517
  
• Vincent Larivière, Yves Gingras, Éric Archambault:
  Canadian collaboration networks: A comparative analysis of the natural sciences, social sciences and the humanities. 519-533
  
• Liming Liang, Ronald Rousseau, Fei Shi:
  A rhythm indicator for science and the rhythm of Science. 535-544
  
• Martin Meyer:
  Knowledge integrators or weak links? An exploratory comparison of patenting researchers with their non-inventing peers in nano-science and technology. 545-560
  
• Olle Persson:
  Exploring the analytical potential of comparing citing and cited source items. 561-572
  
• Jesper W. Schneider:
  Concept symbols revisited: Naming clusters by parsing and filtering of noun phrases from citation contexts of concept symbols. 573-593
  
• Henry Small:
  Tracking and predicting growth areas in science. 595-610
  
• Liwen Vaughan, Justin You:
  Comparing business competition positions based on Web co-link data: The global market vs. the Chinese market. 611-628
  
• Peter Vinkler:
  Composite scientometric indicators for evaluating publications of research institutes. 629-642
  
• Fuyuki Yoshikane, Takayuki Nozawa, Keita Tsuji:
  Comparative analysis of co-authorship networks considering authors' roles in collaboration: Differences between the theoretical and application areas. 643-655