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Upravlenie Bol'shimi Sistemami, 2013, Issue 44, Pages 436–452 (Mi ubs709)  
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Citation indices: sociological point of view

I. Zhukova

National Research University Higher School of Economics
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Abstract: We review the main theories in the sociology of science concerning citation indices and their application in studying the scientific community. We follow briefly the evolution of the views of E. Garfield (the founder of Science Citation Index). The limits of using citation indices as an evaluation tool are discussed.
Keywords: sociology of science, scientometrics, citation indices.
Document Type: Article
UDC: 316.2 + 021.8
BBC: 78.5
Language: Russian
Citation: I. Zhukova, “Citation indices: sociological point of view”, UBS, 44 (2013), 436–452
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\by I.~Zhukova
\paper Citation indices: sociological point of view
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\pages 436--452
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