Fractional Authorship & Publication Productivity

Kate Gasson; Rachel Herbert; Alex Ponsford

Fractional Authorship & Publication Productivity

Kate Gasson, Rachel Herbert, Alex Ponsford

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Abstract

In this first Perspectives paper, Fractional Authorship & Publication Productivity, we look at how patterns of authorship are evolving. With the growth in publications and the length of author lists, we examine what that means for authors – are they writing more each year, or just writing more collaboratively?

Original language	American English
Type	ICSR Perspective White Paper
State	Published - 2019

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