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Abstract In this study an attempt is made to establish new bibliometric indicators for the assessment of research in the Humanities. Data from a Dutch Faculty of Humanities was used to provide the investigation a sound empirical basis. For several reasons (particularly related to coverage) the standard citation indicators, developed for the sciences, are unsatisfactory. Target expanded citation analysis and the use of oeuvre (lifetime) citation data, as well as the addition of library holdings and productivity indicators enable a more representative and fair assessment. Given the skew distribution of population data, individual rankings can best be determined based on log transformed data. For group rankings this is less urgent because of the central limit theorem. Lifetime citation data is corrected for professional age by means of exponential regression.
- Content Type Journal Article
- DOI 10.1007/s11192-009-0088-9
- Authors
- A. J. M. Linmans, Leiden University Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS) Leiden The Netherlands
- Journal Scientometrics
- Online ISSN 1588-2861
- Print ISSN 0138-9130
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