RECOMMENDED READINGS FOR THE NORDIC PHD-COURSE
The first 48 titles were
suggested by Wolfgang Glänzel:
I. FUNDAMENTAL WORKS
1.
Price, D. de Solla 1961, Science since Babylon, Yale Univ. Press,
New Haven.
2.
Price, D. de Solla 1963, Little Science, Big Science, Columbia
Univ. Press, New York.
3.
Pritchard, A. 1969, Statistical bibliography or bibliometrics? Journal
of Documentation 24, 348-349.
4.
van Raan, A.F.J. (Ed.) 1988, Handbook of Quantitative Studies of
Science and Technology, North-Holland, Amsterdam.
5.
Ziman, J. 1984, An Introduction to Science Studies - The
Philosophical and Social Aspects of Science and Technology. Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge.
II. BIBLIOMETRIC
METHODS DEVELOPED FOR SCIENCE STUDIES
6.
Callon, M., Courtial, J.P., Turner, W.A. and Bauin, S. 1983, From
translations to problematic networks: An introduction to co-word analysis, Social
Science Information 22, 191-235.
7. Carpenter, M. P.
and Narin, F. 1981, The adequacy of the Science Citation Index (SCI) as an
indicator of international scientific activity, Journal of the American
Society for Information Science 32, 430-439.
8. Garfield, E. and
Welljams-Dorof, A. 1992, Citation data: their use as quantitative indicators
for science and technology evaluation and policy-making, Science and Public
Policy 19, 321-327.
9. Glänzel, W. and
Czerwon, H.J. 1996, A new methodological approach to bibliographic coupling and
its application to the national, regional and institutional level, Scientometrics
37, 195-221.
10. Glänzel, W.,
Schubert, A., Czerwon, H. J., An Item-by-item Subject Classification of Papers
Published in Multidisciplinary and General Journals Using Reference Analysis, Scientometrics,
44, 1999, 427‑439.
11. Hicks, D. 1987,
Limitations of co-citation analysis as a tools for science policy, Social
Studies of Science, 17, 295-316.
12. Irvine, J. and
Martin, B. R. 1989, International comparisons of scientific performance
revisited, Scientometrics 15, 369-392.
13. Moed, H.F., de
Bruin, R. E. and van Leeuwen, Th. N. 1995, New bibliometric tools for the
assessment of national research performance: Database description, overview of
indicators and first applications, Scientometrics 33, 381-422.
14. Schubert, A. and
Braun, T. 1986, Relative indicators and relational charts for comparative
assessment of publication output and citation impact, Scientometrics 9, 281-291.
15. Schubert, A. and
Braun, T. 1992, Standards for citation based assessments, Scientometrics 26, 21-35.
16. Small, H.G. 1973,
Co-citation in scientific literature. A new measure for the relationship
between publications. JASIS, 24, 265-269.
17. Small, H.G. and
Griffith, B. C. 1974, The structure of scientific literatures I: Identifying
and graphing specialities, Science Studies 4, 17-40.
III. SELECTED COMPARATIVE
STUDIES BASED ON SCIENCE INDICATORS
18. Glänzel, W. 1996,
Scientometric Indicators Datafiles. A bibliometric approach to social sciences.
National research performances in 6 selected social science areas, 1990-1992, Scientometrics,
35, 291-307
19. Martin, B. R.,
Irvine, J. and Isard, P. 1990, Trends in UK government spending on academic and
related research: a comparison with FR Germany, France, Japan, the Netherlands
and USA, Science and Public Policy 17, 3-13.
20. Miquel, J. F.,
Ojasoo, T., Okubo, Y., Paul, A., Doré, J. C. 1995, World science in 18
disciplinary areas: Comparative evaluation of the publication patterns of 48
countries over the period 1981-1992, Scientometrics, 33, 149-167
21. Glänzel, W.,
Science in Scandinavia: A Bibliometric Approach, Scientometrics, 48,
2000 121-150 (Correction: Scientometrics, 49, 2000, 357)
22. Schubert, A.,
Glänzel, W., Braun, T. 1989 World flash on basic research: Scientometric
datafiles. A Comprehensive set of indicators on 2649 journals and 96 countries
in all major science fields and subfields, 1981-1985, Scientometrics,
16, 3-478.
IV. RESEARCH IN INDUSTRIES
23. Frumau, C.C.F.
1992, Choices in R&D and business portfolio in the electronics industry:
What the bibliometric data show, Research Policy, 21, 97-124.
24. Godin, B. 1996,
Research and the practice of publication in industries, Research Policy,
25, 587-606.
25. Grupp, H. 1990, On
the supplementary functions of science and technology indicators, Scientometrics,
19, 447-472.
26. Hicks, D.,
Ishizuka, T., Keen, P. and Sweet, S. 1994, Japanese corporations, scientific
research and globalization, Research
Policy, 23, 375-384.
27. Narin, F. and Rozek
R.P. 1988, Bibliometric analysis of U.S. pharmaceutical industry research
performance, Research Policy, 17, 139-154.
28. deB. Beaver, D., Rosen, R. 1978, Studies in scientific collaboration. Part I. The
professional origins of scientific co-authorship, Scientometrics, 1,
65-84
29. deB. Beaver, D., Rosen, R., 1979, Studies in scientific collaboration.
Part II. Scientific co-authorship, research productivity and visibility in the
French elite, Scientometrics, 1, 133-149
30. Braun, T., Gómez,
Isabel, Méndez, Aida, Schubert, A.1992, World flash on basic research:
International co‑authorship patterns in physics and its subfields,
1981-1985, Scientometrics, 24, 181-200.
31. Gómez, I.,
Fernández, M. T. and Méndez, A. 1995, Collaboration patterns of Spanish
scientific publications in different research areas and disciplines, In: Proceedings
of the Biennial Conference of the International Society for Scientometrics and
Informetrics (ed. by M.E.D. Koenig and A. Bookstein), Learned Inf.,
Medford, NJ, pp. 187-196.
32. Hicks, D. and Katz,
J.S. 1996, Science policy for a highly collaborative science system, Science
and Public Policy, 23, 39-44.
33. Lewison, G. and
Cunningham, P. 1991, Bibliometric studies for the evaluation of trans-national
research, Scientometrics, 21, 223-244.
34. Luukkonen, T., Persson, O., Silvertsen,
G. 1992, Understanding patterns
of international scientific collaboration, Science, Technology & Human
Values, 17, 101‑126
35. Luukkonen, T.,
Tijssen, R. J. W., Persson, O., Silvertsen,
G. 1993, The measurement of international scientific collaboration, Scientometrics,
28, 15-36.
36. Moed, H.F., de
Bruin, R.E., Nederhof, A.J. and Tijssen, R.J.W. 1991, International scientific
co-operation and awareness within the European Community: problems and
perspectives, Scientometrics, 21, 291-311.
37. Narin, F., Stevens,
K. and Whitlow, E.S. 1991, Scientific co-operation in Europe and the citation
of multinationally authored papers, Scientometrics, 21, 313-323.
38. Vinkler, P. 1993,
Research Contribution, Authorship and Team Cooperativeness. Scientometrics,
26, 213‑230
39. Arunachalam, S. and
Garg, K. C. 1986, Science on the periphery - a scientometric analysis of
science in the ASEAN countries, Journal of Information Science, 12,
105-117.
40. Arvanitis, R.,
Gaillard, J. (Eds) 1992, Science Indicators for Developing Countries,
ORSTOM, Paris
41. Gibbs, W.W. 1995,
Lost science in the Third World, Scientific American, 273, 76-83.
42. Moravcsik, M.J.
1985, Applied scientometrics: An assessment methodology for developing
countries, Scientometrics, 7, 165-176
43. Sancho, R. 1992,
Misjudgements and shortcomings in the measurement of scientific activities in
less developed countries, Scientometrics, 23, 221-233.
44. Stolte-Heiskanen,
V. 1986, Evaluation of scientific performance on the periphery, Science and
Public Policy, 13, 83-88.
45. Braun, T., Bijdosó,
E., Schubert, A., 1987, Literature of analytical chemistry:
a sientometric evaluation, CRC Press, Inc., Boca Raton, Florida.
46. Tijssen, R. J. W.
1992, Cartography of science: scientometric mapping with multidimensional
scaling techniques. DSWO Press, Leiden University
47. Noyons, E. C. M.
1999, Bibliometric mapping as a science and research management tool.
DSWO Press, Leiden University
48. Wouters, P. 1999, The
citation culture, PhD Thesis, Private edition.
49. D. White and K. W.
McCain (1989). Bibliometrics. Annual Reviews of Information Science and
Technology, 24, 119-186.
50. Ronald Rousseau and
Sandra Rousseau (1993). Informetric distributions: a tutorial review/Les
distributions informétriques: un aperçu. Canadian Journal of Information and
Library Science/Revue canadienne des sciences de l'information et de
bibliothéconomie 18(2), 1993, 51-63.
51. Rousseau R. (1990).
Relations between continuous versions of bibliometric laws. Journal of the
American Society of Information Science, 41(3), 1990, 197-203
52. Dorothy Hertzel
(1987). Bibliometrics, history of the development of ideas in: Encyclopedia
of Library and Information Science, vol.42, supplement 7, p. 144-219.
Peter Ingwersen:
53. Peter Ingwersen. Cognitive perspectives of
information retrieval interaction: elements of a cognitive IR theory. Journal
of Documentation, 52(1), 1996,pp.3-50.
54. Eugene Garfield.
From citation indexes to infometrics: Is the tail now wagging the dog?. Libri,
48, 1998, pp. 67-80
55. Finn Hjortgaard
Christensen and Peter Ingwersen. Online citation analysis: a methodological
approach. Scientometrics, vol.37(1), 1996, pp. 39-62.
56. Lennart Björneborn and Peter
Ingwersen. Perspectives of webometrics. Scientometrics, 2001, 50(1), 65-82.
Olle Persson
57. Borgman CL, Scholarly
communication and bibliometrics, Sage, 1990
58. White, H.D. & McCain,
K.W.: Visualizing a discipline. An author co-citation analysis of information
science, 1972-1995. Journal of the American Society for Information Science,
49 (1998)4, s. 327-355
59. Persson, Olle: The
intellectual base and research fronts of JASIS 1986-1990. Journal of the
American Society for Information Science, 45(1994)1, s. 31-38
60. Irene Wormell. Bibliometric analysis of the
Welfare Topic. Scientometrics, 48(2000)2, pp.203-236
61. Irene Wormell. Critical
aspects of the Danish Welfare State - as revealed by issue tracking. Scientometrics,
48(2000)2, pp.237-250..
62. Irene Wormell. Libri’s
Golden Jubilee in a Bibliometric Mirror. Libri, 50(2000), pp.75-84.
63. Irene Wormell. Informetrics
- a new area of quantitative studies. Education for Information,
18(2000)4, pp.131-138 in in: Millennium Issue - Library and Information science
education: Past and future challenges. Solicited paper
64. Irene Wormell. A
Bibliometric Analysis of IOLIM Conferences 1977-99. Bibliometric analyses of
the value of conferences - Development of methods. Co-author with Helge
Clausen, CIS Report 11, Copenhagen, 2001 (forthcoming in: Journal of
Information Science, 2001:2.
65. Irene Wormell. Informetrics
and Webometrics for measuring impact, visibility and connectivity in science,
politics and business. Competitive Intelligence Review, 2001:2. In
Press.