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A bibliometric analysis of Australia's international research collaboration in science and technology: analytical methods and initial findings

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Matthews, Mark
Biglia, Beverley
Henadeera, Deepthi Kumara
Desvignes-Hicks, Jean-François
Faletič, Rado
Wenholz, Olivia

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Forum for European-Australian Science and Technology cooperation (FEAST)

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This paper presents the initial findings from an exploratory bibliometric analysis of Australia's international collaboration in science and technology. This paper is focusses on: (a) Assessing the methodological challenges faced in comprehensively mapping Australia's science and technology research activity from an international engagement perspective; (b) Suggesting solutions to these challenges; (c) Providing some policy-relevant findings of potential use to the Australian Government and the European Commission.

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Matthews, M., Biglia, B., Henadeera, K., Desvignes-Hicks, J.-F., Faletič, R. & Wenholz, O. (2009). A bibliometric analysis of Australia's international research collaboration in science and technology: Analytical methods and initial findings. FEAST Discussion Paper 1/09. Canberra, ACT: Forum for European-Australian Science and Technology cooperation (FEAST)

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