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Hybrid ·Peer-reviewed·ISSN (Online): 2168-930X·ISSN (Print): 0973-7766

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Half-Yearly Journal: Publishes research and articles on scientometrics and information management, including bibliometric analysis and quality assurance models.

Issues up to 2022 co-published with and available at:Taylor & Francis Online
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Volume 17·Issue 2·December 2023·8 Articles

Volume 17, Issue 2

Articles

Open Access Research Article·pp. 217–245·Vol. 17, Issue 2Dec 2023

Russian Publications in Web of Science: A bibliometric study

Dalibor Fiala, Daria Maltseva

Published Online: 21 Dec 2023DOI: 10.47974/CJSIM-2022-0006

In this paper: This article presents a bibliometric study of 1.38 million Russian publications indexed in Web of Science as of May 2022 without any restrictions as to document types, time periods, scientific discipl...

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Open Access Research Article·pp. 247–268·Vol. 17, Issue 2Dec 2023

Measuring network-driven citations: An adjusted citation count metric

Emilie Bonhoure, Ransome Epie Bawack

Published Online: 21 Dec 2023DOI: 10.47974/CJSIM-2022-0010

In this paper: Citation count is extensively used within research systems to measure research performance and relevance. However, high numbers of citations could result from many different factors. This paper propos...

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Open Access Research Article·pp. 269–287·Vol. 17, Issue 2Dec 2023

Does data curation matter in citation and co-citation analysis? Evidence from a top service journal

Mehmet Ali Koseoglu, Hasan Evrim Arici, Nagihan Cakmakoglu Arici

Published Online: 21 Dec 2023DOI: 10.47974/CJSIM-2020-0011

In this paper: Bibliometric scholars have primarily evaluated massive data without refining any potential typing and/or spelling errors, resulting in two constraints: misinterpretation of findings and misleading fut...

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Open Access Research Article·pp. 289–321·Vol. 17, Issue 2Dec 2023

A bibliometric overview of SCOPUS-indexed journal in Islamic finance and economy: Research productivity and influence

Syed Nazim Ali, Zul Hakim Jumat, Munir Soud Khamis 

In this paper: This study attempts to provide a thorough overview of Islamic Finance and Economy (IFE) Scopus-indexed journal publications and probes its productivity and influence on the IFE discipline. The study s...

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Open Access Research Article·pp. 323–355·Vol. 17, Issue 2Dec 2023

Review of handwritten document recognition strategies: Patent perspective

Vanita Agrawal, Jayant Jagtap, Amit Kumar Tiwari

Published Online: 21 Dec 2023DOI: 10.47974/CJSIM-2020-0073

In this paper: One of the many computer-related topics being researched for digitization of handwritten data is handwritten document recognition. Because handwriting is beneficial for a variety of purposes, such as...

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Open Access Research Article·pp. 357–371·Vol. 17, Issue 2Dec 2023

The value of peer review on the appointment criteria of Universities in Turkey

Umut Al, Mustafa Şahiner, İrem Soydal

Published Online: 21 Dec 2023DOI: 10.47974/CJSIM-2020-0077

In this paper: Peer review is one of the issues that is emphasised meticulously in scholarly communication. Although it has been criticised from various aspects, there is not yet a structure as an alternative to pee...

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Open Access Research Article·pp. 373–379·Vol. 17, Issue 2Dec 2023

An apologia for using journal prestige in academic employment decisions: An asymmetric information perspective

M. Ryan Haley

Published Online: 21 Dec 2023DOI: 10.47974/CJSIM-2022-0091

In this paper: Using journal prestige to gauge the quality of research articles has been criticized by some scholars in the academic research assessment literature. These critics argue that citation-based metrics, w...

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