Scholarly Assessment Reports

Volume 2 - Issue 1 - 2020

Research
- Appropriate Use of Metrics in Research Assessment of Autonomous Academic Institutions
  Henk F. Moed
  22 Jan 2020
- The New Research Assessment Reform in China and Its Implementation
  Lin Zhang, Gunnar Sivertsen
  12 May 2020
- Critical Assessment of Technological Development: What Can Bibliometrics Reveal?
  Alana M. Soehartono, Khiam Aik Khor
  16 Jun 2020
- Bibliometrically Disciplined Peer Review: on Using Indicators in Research Evaluation
  Peter van den Besselaar, Ulf Sandström
  24 Jun 2020
- Quantification – Affordances and Limits
  John Carson
  7 Aug 2020
- How Evaluative Informetrics Relates to Scientific, Socio-Historical, Political, Ethical and Personal Values
  Henk F. Moed
  14 Aug 2020
- Mobility Patterns of Top Israeli Researchers
  Gali Halevi
  20 Aug 2020
- Ethical Theories in Research Evaluation: An Exploratory Approach
  Maria Teresa Biagetti, Aldis Gedutis, Lai Ma
  25 Sep 2020
- A Defense of Moderate Language Pluralism in Scholarly Production in the Humanities
  Diana Pérez, Marcelo Sabatés
  28 Sep 2020
- Two Decades of Experience in Research Assessment in Italy
  Andrea Bonaccorsi
  17 Nov 2020
- Two Decades of Research Assessment in Italy. Addressing the Criticisms
  Andrea Bonaccorsi
  23 Nov 2020
Commissioned Reports
- The Pros and Cons of the Use of Altmetrics in Research Assessment
  Mike Thelwall
  12 May 2020
- Why Books are Important in the Scholarly Communication System in Social Sciences and Humanities
  Elea Giménez Toledo
  25 Jun 2020
- Assessing the Impact and Quality of Research Data Using Altmetrics and Other Indicators
  Stacy Konkiel
  29 Sep 2020
- Do Online Readerships Offer Useful Assessment Tools? Discussion Around the Practical Applications of Mendeley Readership for Scholarly Assessment
  Zohreh Zahedi, Rodrigo Costas
  5 Nov 2020
- Measuring Open Access Uptake: Data Sources, Expectations, and Misconceptions
  Nicolas Robinson-Garcia, Thed N. van Leeuwen, Daniel Torres-Salinas
  10 Nov 2020
Short Communications
- Studying Bibliometrics-Based Heuristics (BBHs): A New Research Program on the use of Bibliometrics in Research Evaluation
  Lutz Bornmann
  7 Aug 2020

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