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2023

Are the works that cite Beall's List accounting journals comparable to those that cite Scopus journals of similar citation impact?William H. Walters. aslib, 75(5):844-862, 2023. [doi]

2022

Scholarly journals are sometimes regarded as substitutes even though each provides unique contentWilliam H. Walters. lp, 35(4):678-681, 2022. [doi]

Can differences in publisher size account for the relatively low prices of the journals available to master's universities through commercial publishers' databases? The importance of price discrimination and substitution effectsWilliam H. Walters. scientometrics, 127(2):1065-1097, 2022. [doi]

2019

Do faculty journal selections correspond to objective indicators of citation impact? Results for 20 academic departments at Manhattan CollegeWilliam H. Walters, Susanne Markgren. scientometrics, 118(1):321-337, 2019. [doi]

2017

Citation-Based Journal Rankings: Key Questions, Metrics, and Data SourcesWilliam H. Walters. access, 5:22036-22053, 2017. [doi]

Do subjective journal ratings represent whole journals or typical articles? Unweighted or weighted citation impact?William H. Walters. joi, 11(3):730-744, 2017. [doi]

2016

Disciplinary, national, and departmental contributions to the literature of library and information science, 2007-2012William H. Walters, Esther Isabelle Wilder. jasis, 67(6):1487-1506, 2016. [doi]

Beyond use statistics: Recall, precision, and relevance in the assessment and management of academic librariesWilliam H. Walters. jolis, 48(4):340-352, 2016. [doi]

2015

Worldwide contributors to the literature of library and information science: top authors, 2007-2012William H. Walters, Esther Isabelle Wilder. scientometrics, 103(1):301-327, 2015. [doi]

2014

E-books in academic libraries: Challenges for sharing and useWilliam H. Walters. jolis, 46(2):85-95, 2014. [doi]

Do Article Influence scores overestimate the citation impact of social science journals in subfields that are related to higher-impact natural science disciplines?William H. Walters. joi, 8(2):421-430, 2014. [doi]

2011

Characteristics of Open Access Journals in Six Subject AreasWilliam H. Walters, Anne C. Linvill. crl, 72(4):372-392, 2011. [doi]

Bibliographic index coverage of open-access journals in six subject areasWilliam H. Walters, Anne C. Linvill. jasis, 62(8):1614-1628, 2011. [doi]

2008

Geographic Information Services in the Undergraduate College: Organizational Models and AlternativesCarol Cady, William H. Walters, William Olsen, Eric Williams-Bergen, Bart Harloe. cartographica, 43(4):239-255, 2008. [doi]

2007

Institutional journal costs in an open access environmentWilliam H. Walters. jasis, 58(1):108-120, 2007. [doi]

Google Scholar coverage of a multidisciplinary fieldWilliam H. Walters. ipm, 43(4):1121-1132, 2007. [doi]

2003

Bibliographic index coverage of a multidisciplinary fieldWilliam H. Walters, Esther I. Wilder. jasis, 54(14):1305-1312, 2003. [doi]

1999

Building and maintaining a numeric data collectionWilliam H. Walters. jd, 55(3):271-287, 1999. [doi]

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