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Multiple Authors, Multiple Problems — Bibliometrics and the Study of Scholarly Collaboration: A Literature Review
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January 1993

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Library & Information Science Research

M.A. Harsanyi

This literature review covers multiple authorship as it relates to research on scholarly publishing within library and information science. The article examines the research on collaboration in other disciplines and considers the methodological impact of various ways of allotting "credit" for multi-authored works and the relationships between multiple authorship and other publication variables, such as quality and impact. Given the complex relationship between collaboration and productivity, the concomitant use of nonbibliometric methods of studying collaboration, as well as the application of meta-analysis, is suggested.

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... Bibliometrics is the quantitative analysis of the bibliographic properties of literature (Hawkins, 2001;Kokol et al., 2020). Bibliometric analysis (BA) represents a new form of metaanalytical research or meta-review of literature (Harsanyi, 1993;Kim & McMillan, 2008;Fetscherin et al., 2010). It is a statistical technique used to assess the quality and quantity of published scientific literature and analyze trends in a particular area (Sweileh et al., 2017;Buber & Koseoglu, 2022). ...

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The Importance of Geographical Information Systems in Urban and Landscape Planning: A Bibliometric Analysis
Multiple Authors, Multiple Problems — Bibliometrics and the Study of Scholarly Collaboration: A Literature Review
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  • January 1993

Library & Information Science Research