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Journal of the Association for Information Science |
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IN THIS ISSUE |
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Special Topic Issue: Science andTechnology Indicators
Guest Editor: Anthony F. J. van Raan |
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Introduction
Anthony F. J. van Raan
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Science and Technology Mapping: A New Iteration Model for Representing Multidimensional Relationships
Alexander Kopcsa and Edgar Schiebel |
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Science and Technology Infrastructure in Baden-Wuerttemberg and Its Orientation towards Future Regional Development
Hariolf Grupp, Ulrich Schmoch, and Knut Koschatzky
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The Transition from "National" to "Transnational" Model and Related Measures of Countries' Performance
Michel Zitt, François Perrot, and Rémi Barré
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Hotel Cosmopolitan: A Bibliometric Study of Collaboration at Some European Universities
Göran Melin and Olle Persson
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Advanced Bibliometric Methods to Model the Relationship between Entry Behavior and Networking in Emerging Technological Communities
Koenraad Debackere and Bart Clarysse |
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Bibliometric Indicators of University Research Performance in Flanders
Herman Van den Berghe, Josee A. Houben, Renger E. de Bruin, Henk F. Moed, André Kint, Marc Luwel, and Eric H. J. Spruyst
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Monitoring Scientific Developments from a Dynamic Perspective: Self-Organized Structuring to Map Neural Network Research
E. C. M. Noyons and A. F. J. van Raan
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RESEARCH |
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Evolution of Scientific and Technical Information Distribution
Sandra L. Esler and Michael L. Nelson
The current journal system is characterized by Esler and Nelson as inadequate to represent the existing mass of scientific and technical information. Full text digital library projects in Science and Technology are then categorized as to centralized or distributed architecture, and as to input from traditional publishers or from authors or collecting organizations. The authors believe the decentralized, author input model has the most growth potential. The role of the journal is seen as providing summary and improvement of information, rather like the current role of the book |
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BRIEF COMMUNICATION |
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From Drowning to Surfing: A Slogan's Significance
Frank Exner, Little Bear
Exner ponders our changing beliefs by way of the changing metaphors for information as these move from beneath the surface of the water, to the water's edge, and beyond to beneath the surface of dry land. |
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BOOK REVIEWS |
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Document Management for the Enterprise: Principles, Techniques and Applications, by
Michael J. D. Sutton
reviewed by: Richard E. Barry
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Information Science: Integration in Perspective
edited by Peter Ingwersen and Niels Ole Pors
reviewed by: Martha M. Smith |
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COVER |
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Science and Technology: Maps of the Imagination--Adrienne Weiss, Designer
Illustration: Marc J. Cohen |
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© 1998 , Association for Information Science
Last update: November 06, 1998 |
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