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Author
Bukowska Grażyna (Faculty of Economics, University of Warsaw), Łopaciuk-Gonczaryk Beata (Faculty of Economics, University of Warsaw)
Title
Publishing Patterns of Polish Authors in Domestic and Foreign Economic Journals
Struktura publikacji polskich autorów w krajowych i zagranicznych czasopismach ekonomicznych
Source
Ekonomista, 2018, nr 4, s. 442-466, rys., bibliogr. 73 poz.
Keyword
Produktywność, Czasopiśmiennictwo
Productivity, Periodicals
Note
JEL Classification: D02,123, J24, J45, O31
streszcz., summ., rez.
This paper was prepared as a part of a research grant "Collaboration and publications in top journals - determinants of Polish scientists' productivity in discipline of economics" carried out at Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw between 2012 and 2014, founded by the National Science Centre, Poland (no 2011/03/B/HS4/01531).
Abstract
Artykuł zawiera analizę wielopoziomową produktywności naukowej polskich ekonomistów z uwzględnieniem różnych czynników wpływających na wyniki publikacyjne. Analizowane dane dotyczą artykułów o tematyce ekonomicznej opublikowanych w latach 1999-2012 w pięciu wiodących czasopismach polskich oraz czasopismach zagranicznych indeksowanych w bazach Scopus i Web of Science. Okazuje się, że współpraca naukowa (której owocem są wspólne publikacje) jest częstsza w przypadku artykułów publikowanych w czasopismach zagranicznych. Autorzy publikujący artykuły we współautorstwie czynią to na łamach czasopism polskich najczęściej z udziałem tych samych współpracowników, co w przypadku publikacji w czasopismach zagranicznych. Jeśli chodzi czasopism zagraniczne prace zespołowe zwiększają szanse publikacji, zarówno w przypadku współautorów z zagranicy, jak i z tego samego wydziału. Potencjał naukowy macierzystych ośrodków badawczych ma większe znaczenie przy publikacjach krajowych niż zagranicznych. (abstrakt oryginalny)

This study develops a multilevel model of academic performance for Polish economists and investigates several factors correlated with individual publishing outcome. The data used are based on articles in the domain of economics published between 1999 and 2012 in five leading Polish journals and in foreign journals listed in Scopus and in Web of Science. The study argues that scientific collaboration (demonstrated by co-authorship) is more frequent in foreign journals than in Polish ones. Authors who choose collaborative publishing strategy tend to collaborate in case of Polish journals with the same coauthors as in case of foreign journals. The type of collaboration also matters. For publishing in foreign journals, both foreign cooperation and in-house collaboration create an advantage. Research potential of an university department turns out to matter more for publishing in Polish than foreign journals. (original abstract)
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