1985 Special Memorial Issue of Scientometrics - Tribute to Derek Price (fwd)
Ian Rowlands
ir at SOI.CITY.AC.UK
Wed May 10 04:56:13 EDT 2000
I would be very grateful for a copy!
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Dr Ian Rowlands
Department of Information Science, City University London,
Northampton Square, London EC1V 0HB
Telephone (0207) 477 8389
Fax (0207) 477 8584
Web page http://www.soi.city.ac.uk/~ir/ian.htm
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On Tue, 9 May 2000, Gretchen Whitney wrote:
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> Date: Tue, 9 May 2000 14:02:06 -0400
> From: "Garfield, Eugene" <Garfield at codex.cis.upenn.edu>
> Subject: 1985 Special Memorial Issue of Scientometrics - Tribute to Derek Price
>
> Dear Colleagues
>
> In March 1985 a special memorial issue dedicated to Derek Price was
> published by Scientometrics. At that time ISI purchased a large number of
> copies for distribution to friends and colleagues.
>
> I recently uncovered several boxes of this issue which contains a great
> photograph of Derek and the following list of papers...
>
>
>
> CONTENTS
> Instead of a Preface 137
> Derek John de Solla Price Memorial Award 139
> Eugene Garfield Wins the 1984 Derek John de Solla Price Award 141
> M. J. Moravcsik (USA): Address at the Presentation of the First Derek
> de Solla
> Price Award to Eugene Garfield on December 20, 1984 143
> J. Marton (Hungary): Obsolescence or Immediacy? Evidence Supporting
> Price's
> Hypothesis 145
> A. Schubert, S. Zsindely, T. Braun (Hungary): Scientometric Indicators
> for
> Evaluating Medical Research Output of Mid-Size Countries 155
> M. J. Moravcsik (USA): Applied Scientometrics: An Assessment
> Methodology
> for Developing Countries 165
> Barbara Stefaniak (Poland): Periodical Literature of Information
> Science as
> Reflected in Referativnyj Zhurnal, Section 59, Informatika 177
> R. Todorov (Bulgaria): Distribution of Physics Literature 195
> W. Glänzel, A. Schubert (Hungary): Price Distribution. An Exact
> Formulation of
> Price's "Square Root Law" 211
> D. E. Chubin (USA): Beyond Invisible Colleges: Inspirations and
> Aspirations of
> Post-1972 Social Studies of Science 221
> J. S. Long, R. McGinnis (USA): Teaching Sponsorship and Collaboration. The
> Effects of the Mentor on the Academic Career 255
> J. Irvine, B. R. Martin (UK): Evaluating Big Science: CERN's Past
> Performance
> and Future Prospects 281
> G. M. Dobrov, V. E. Tonkal (USSR): Comparative Analysis and Estimation
> of
> Competence of Research Units 309
> M. Kochen, J. Lansing (USA): On Maps for Discovery: Did the Periodic
> Table
> Guide Elemental Discovery? . 327
> C. Mombers, A. Van Heeringen, R. Van Venetiö, C. Le Pair (The
> Netherlands):
> Displaying Strengths and Weaknesses in National R&D Performance
> Through Document Cocitation 341
> N. C. Mullins (USA): Invisible Colleges as Science Elites 357
> F. Narin, E. Noma (USA): Is Technology Becoming Science? 369
> Elizabeth Smith Aversa (USA): Citation Patterns of Highly Cited Papers and
> Their Relationship to Literature Aging: A Study of the Working
> Literature 383
> H. Small, E. Sweeney (USA): Clustering the Science Citation Index®
> Using
> Co-citations I. A Comparison of Methods 391
> H. 1. Christovão (Brasil): The Aging of the Literature of Biomedical
> Sciences in
> Developed and Developing Countries 411
> Suzan E. Cozzens (USA): Using the Archive: Derek Price's Theory of
> Differences
> among the Sciences 431
> S. Cole, G. S. Meyer (USA): Little Science, Big Science Revisited 443
> A. I. Yablonsky (USSR): Stable Non-Gaussian Distributions in Scientometrics
> 459
> M. Bonitz (GDR): Journal Ranking by Selective Impact, New Method Based on
> SDI Results and Journal Impact Factors 471
> E. Garfield (USA): In Tribute to Derek John de Solla Price: A Citation
> Analysis
> of Little Science, Big Science 487
> J. VIachy (Czechoslovakia): Citation Histories of Scientific Publications.
> The
> Data Sources 505
> Short Communication 529
> T. Braun, S. Zsindely ,(Hungary): Growth of Scientific Literature and
> the
> Barnaby Rich Effect 529
>
>
>
> I would be happy to send out gratis copies of this issue on a
> first-come-first-serve basis to members of the SIG-Metrics group.
> Please send me your postal address with your request.
>
> Best wishes,
> Gene Garfield
>
>
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