How a publisher and a citation index turned the science communication system into a highly profitable global industry
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5 août 2023
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Bibliography--Indexes Dictionaries, indexes, etc Falsehood Credibility Untruthfulness Believability Lying Factors Agents, Manufacturers' Manufacturers' representatives Industrial production Industry Indices Science information Scientific communications Science communication Communication in research Factors Natural communities Biotic community ecology Biomes Ecological communities Ecosystems Communities, Biotic Community ecology, Biotic Biocoenoses Biological communities Biocenoses Biogeoecology RankingsCiter ce document
Klaus Graf, « How a publisher and a citation index turned the science communication system into a highly profitable global industry », Archivalia, ID : 10.58079/cibx
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https://www.researchcghe.org/publications/working-paper/an-index-a-publisher-and-an-unequal-global-research-economy/ "Scholarly reputation is now increasingly measured by journal rankings, ‘impact factors’ and ‘h-indexes’. Non-Anglophone journals are disproportionately excluded from these indexes, reinforcing the stratification of academic credibility geographies and endangering long established knowledge ecosystems. Researchers in the majority world are left marginalised and have no choice ...