RUSSIAN SCHOLARLY JOURNALS INTERNATIONALIZATION: A STRATEGY FOR INCREASING THEIR IMPORTANCE GLOBALLY
https://doi.org/10.24108/2658-3143-2019-2-1-19-26
Abstract
In this research we address the issue of Russian scholarly journals being almost isolated from the global research community. We have identified 2 conditions which seem alerting: (1) the authors who publish in Russian journals are mostly Russian and (2) papers in Russian sources are cited mostly by Russian authors. In this paper we provide justification for a more intensive integration of Russian titles into international research process and suggest the most obvious ways to make it happen.
About the Author
P. E. Kasyanov
Clarivate Analytics
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
bibliometrics expert,
Zemlyanoy Val str., 9, 4th floor REGUS, Moscow, 105064
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Kasyanov P.E. RUSSIAN SCHOLARLY JOURNALS INTERNATIONALIZATION: A STRATEGY FOR INCREASING THEIR IMPORTANCE GLOBALLY. Scholarly Research and Information. 2019;2(1):19-26. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.24108/2658-3143-2019-2-1-19-26
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