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    Journal: Scientometrics

    Volume 45, Issue 3

    335 -- 336E. Bundschuh. Welcoming and opening remarks
    337 -- 0R. Escritt. Welcoming and opening remarks: Science and the academic system in transition - The role of evaluation
    339 -- 341Umberto Scapagnini. Welcoming and opening remarks
    343 -- 346C. Einem. Welcoming and opening remarks
    347 -- 354Viscount E. Davignon. Evaluation in management and policy making at European level
    355 -- 357Raoul Friedrich Kneucker. Evaluation in management and policy making at European level
    359 -- 365E. Bundschuh. Quality assessment and structural change in universities
    367 -- 370O. V. Lindqvist. Quality assessment and structural change in universities
    371 -- 377T. Nybom. Quality assessment and structural change in universities
    379 -- 0A. Pompidou. Quality assessment and structural change in universities
    381 -- 385Verena Meyer. The role of advisory bodies in evaluation
    387 -- 389A. van Heeringen. The role of advisory bodies in evaluation
    391 -- 399P. Papon. The role of national agencies in evaluation
    401 -- 403H. Seidel. The role of national agencies in evaluation
    405 -- 408P. M. Fasella. Interdependencies and interactions between evaluation and decision making processes
    409 -- 412H. Tuppy. Interdependencies and interactions between evaluation and decision making processes
    413 -- 415F. Meyer-Krahmer. Quantitative approaches - Strengths and weaknesses
    417 -- 423A. van Raan. Advanced bibliometric methods for the evaluation of universities
    425 -- 432T. Braun. Bibliometric indicators for the evaluation of universities - Intelligence from the quantitation of the scientific literature
    433 -- 437H. Skoie. Bibliometrics - Some warnings from the north
    439 -- 443G. Sirilli. Innovation indicators in science and technology evaluation
    445 -- 453D. F. Westerheijden. Innovation indicators in science and technology evaluation: Comments from a higher education point of view
    455 -- 457A. Airaghi. Quantitative methods in industrial research and development
    459 -- 462E. Vel Tkamp. Quantitative methods in industrial R&D
    463 -- 465Y. Farge. Quantitative methods in industrial research and development
    467 -- 471H. Curien. Role of experts in political consultancy processes
    473 -- 474N. Wilhjelm. Role of experts in political consultancy processes
    475 -- 477A. Schmidt. Role of experts in political consultancy processes
    479 -- 484H. List. Advisory functions at European level
    485 -- 486J. Borgman. Advisory functions at European level
    487 -- 489M. Mannerkoski. Advisory functions at European level
    491 -- 495S. Strömholm. Peer review - Experience at national and European level
    497 -- 500J. M. Rojo. Peer review - Experiences at national and European level
    501 -- 504W. Krull. Challenges to output measurement in science and technology programme evaluation
    505 -- 506M. J. Ledoux. Measuring the impact of the EU Framework Programme
    507 -- 0G. Fayl. Measuring the impact of EU Framework Programme at national level
    509 -- 515Lena Tsipouri. Evaluation at regional level-science and technology in structural funds
    517 -- 521Elisabeth Helander. Evaluation of science and technology in the structural funds
    523 -- 530L. Georghiou. Meta-evaluation: Evaluation of evaluations
    531 -- 532E. Praestgaard. Meta-evaluation: Evaluation of evaluations
    533 -- 542M. Horvat. Meta-evaluation: Evaluation of evaluations some points for discussion
    543 -- 545P. M. Fasella. Universities - Engines of Innovation in the Information Society
    547 -- 550J. Viana-Baptista. Universities - Engines of Innovation in the Information Society
    551 -- 556J. Bricall. Universities - Engines of Innovation in the Information Society
    557 -- 560M. Oborne. Universities - Engines of Innovation in the Information Society
    561 -- 564A. Kuklinski. st century
    565 -- 566P. Skalicky. Universities - Engines of Innovation in the Information Society
    567 -- 0E. Bundschuh. Closing remarks
    569 -- 570J. Routti. Closing remarks
    571 -- 572C. Einem. Closing session

    Volume 45, Issue 2

    167 -- 183H. Eto. The interest of scientific communities in sea-related research topics
    185 -- 202Wolfgang Glänzel, András Schubert, Hans-Jürgen Czerwon. A bibliometric analysis of international scientific cooperation of the European Union (1985-1995)
    203 -- 216Jesús Rey-Rocha, María José Martín-Sempere. The role of domestic journals in geographically-oriented disciplines: The case of Spanish journals on earth sciences
    217 -- 232Leo Egghe, Ronald Rousseau, Moshe Yitzhaki. The "own-language preference": Measures of relative language self-citation
    233 -- 250B. S. Kademani, V. L. Kalyane, Suresh Jange. Scientometric portrait of nobel laureate Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin
    251 -- 268K. C. Garg, P. Padhi. Scientometrics of laser research literature as viewed through the Journal of Current Laser Abstracts
    269 -- 289B. M. Gupta, Suresh Kumar, B. S. Aggarwal. A comparision of productivity of male and female scientists of CSIR
    291 -- 310Leo Egghe. An explanation of the relation between the fraction of multinational publications and the fractional score of a country
    311 -- 324H. Eto. Relationship of mathematical programming with mathematics, economic/regional planning and other specialties
    325 -- 332Bihui Jin, Bing Wang. Chinese science citation database: Its construction and application

    Volume 45, Issue 1

    3 -- 16Jordi Molas-Gallart. Measuring defence R&D: A note on problems and shortcomings
    17 -- 31Mushin Lee, Kiyong Om, Joon Koh. Blind review of research proposals in Korea: Its effectiveness and factors affecting applicant detection
    33 -- 53John C. Huber. Inventive productivity and the statistics of exceedances
    55 -- 80Roger Coronini, Vincent Mangematin. From individual scientific visibility to collective competencies: The example of an academic department in the social sciences
    81 -- 94Tiiu Ojasoo, Jean-Christophe Doré. Citation bias in medical journals
    95 -- 105Júlio Cesar Rodrigues Pereira, Maria Mercedes Loureiro Escuder. The scenario of Brazilian health sciences in the period of 1981 to 1995
    107 -- 116M. M. S. Karki, K. C. Garg. Scientometrics of Indian organic chemistry research
    117 -- 136T. J. Phelan. A compendium of issues for citation analysis
    137 -- 166Jerzy Kozlowski, Slavo Radosevic, D. Ircha. History matters: The inherited disciplinary structure of the post-communist science in countries of central and eastern Europe and its restructuring
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