Narin, F.; Hamilton, K.S.: Bibliometric performance measures (1996)
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- Abstract
- Considers 3 different types of bibliometrics, literature bibliometrics, patent bibliometrics and linkage bibliometrics which may be used to address questions of performance and results in government and national research. Stresses the importance of linkage bibliometrics, looking at citations between patents and scientific papers, its relevance to external criteria and to making clear the contribution on an institution or agency to a nation's technological progress
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