The Eigenfactor MetricsTM: A Network Approach to Assessing Scholarly Journals Jevin D. West, Theodore C. Bergstrom, and Carl T. Bergstrom Limited time and budgets have created a legitimate need for quantitative

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Date: 2010-10-05 11:55:18 Academic publishing Citation metrics Publishing Academia Scholarly communication Eigenfactor Journal ranking Impact factor Journal of Biological Chemistry The Journal of Neuroscience Journal Citation Reports College and university rankings		The Eigenfactor MetricsTM: A Network Approach to Assessing Scholarly Journals Jevin D. West, Theodore C. Bergstrom, and Carl T. Bergstrom Limited time and budgets have created a legitimate need for quantitative Add to Reading List Source URL: octavia.zoology.washington.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 478,90 KB Share Document on Facebook

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