Journal: Scientometrics

Volume 36, Issue 3

281 -- 292Ronald N. Kostoff. Performance measures for government-sponsored research: Overview and background
293 -- 310Francis Narin, Kimberly S. Hamilton. Bibliometric performance measures
311 -- 324András Schubert, Tibor Braun. Cross-field normalization of scientometric indicators
325 -- 342A. N. Link. Economic performance measures for evaluating government-sponsored research
343 -- 362Ben R. Martin. The use of multiple indicators in the assessment of basic research
363 -- 377Göran Melin, Olle Persson. Studying research collaboration using co-authorships
379 -- 395Elie Geisler. Integrated figure of merit of public sector research evaluation
397 -- 420Anthony F. J. van Raan. Advanced bibliometric methods as quantitative core of peer review based evaluation and foresight exercises
421 -- 433R. Miller, A. Manseau. Bibliometric indicators and the competitive environment of R&D laboratories
435 -- 444Michael H. MacRoberts, Barbara R. MacRoberts. Problems of citation analysis
445 -- 470E. A. Brown. Conforming the government R&D function with the requirements of the government performance and results act - Planning the unplannable? Measuring the unmeasurable?

Volume 36, Issue 2

145 -- 165T. Braun, A. Schubert. Indicators of research output in the sciences from 5 Central European countries, 1990-1994
167 -- 183Marie-Angèle De Looze, R. Coronini, Monique Legentil, P. Jeannin, Marie-Helene Magri. Determining the core of journals of a research centre: The example of researchers from the Department of Rural Economy and Sociology of the Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique, France
185 -- 206Katarina Prpic. Characteristics and determinants of eminent scientists' productivity
207 -- 222E. Galante, C. Sala. R&D evaluation at the Italian National Research Council: The agricultural sector
223 -- 236Peter Vinkler. Model for quantitative selection of relative scientometric impact indicators
237 -- 246Virginia Trimble. Productivity and impact of large optical telescopes
247 -- 254Tibor Braun, Wolfgang Glänzel. International collaboration: Will it be keeping alive East European research?
255 -- 258Lars H. Breimer. Authorship on and usage of published papers in current Swedish biomedical theses
259 -- 269Ali Uzun. A bibliometric analysis of physics publications from Middle Eastern countries
271 -- 272Manfred Bonitz. The challenge of scientometrics: The development, measurement and self-organization of scientific communications - Loet Leydesdorff - Leiden: DSWO Press, Leiden University, The Netherlands. - 1995. - (Series: Science Studies; ISNN 0928-1134; 10) Pag.: 243. - Price: Dfl 49, 50. - ISBN 90-6695-112-5
273 -- 280András Schubert. Scientometrics: A citation based bibliography, 1993

Volume 36, Issue 1

3 -- 18Li-Ming Liang, Hong-Zhou Zhao, Yuan Wang, Yi-Shan Wu. Distribution of major scientific and technological achievements in terms of age group - Welbull distribution
19 -- 41B. M. Gupta, C. R. Karisiddappa. Author productivity patterns in theoretical population genetics (1900-1980)
43 -- 57R. P. Dickenson. The level of research in advanced composite materials in the countries of the former Soviet Union
59 -- 68Benoît Godin, Marie-Pierre Ippersiel. Scientific collaboration at the regional level: The case of a small country
69 -- 80R. Kundra. Investigation of collaborative research trends in Indian medical sciences: 1900-1945
81 -- 95Evaristo Jiménez-Contreras, L. Ferreiro-Aláez. Publishing abroad: Fair trade or short sell for non-English-speaking authors? A Spanish study
97 -- 107Leo Egghe, Ronald Rousseau. Average and global impact of a set of journals
109 -- 130A. R. Rajeswari. Indian patent statistics - An analysis
131 -- 140A. Schubert. Scientometrics: A citation based bibliography, 1992
141 -- 142S. L. Sangam. News
143 -- 0I. Gabolde. Erratum