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Volume 31: Issue 2
A tudomány globalizációja
Author: Marek Kwiek1,2,3
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  • 1 Institute for Advanced Studies in Social Sciences and Humanities, Poznań, Poland
  • | 2 UNESCO Chair in Institutional Research and Higher Education Policy
  • | 3 University of Poznan, Adam Mickiewicz University, ul. Szamarzewskiego, 89 60-568 Poznań, Poland
Pages:
186–208
Online Publication Date:
30 Jun 2022
Publication Date:
30 Jun 2022
Article Category:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1556/2063.31.2022.2.2
Keywords:
globalization of science; research production; national science; globalization
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A nemzeti tudományos rendszerek beágyazódtak a globális tudományba, és az országok mindent megtesznek azért, hogy a globális tudást a nemzetgazdasági szükségletek érdekében használják fel. A globális tudás gazdagsága azonban csak a tudósokon keresztül férhető hozzá és használható fel. Ebből adódóan a nemzetek kutatási ereje az egyes tudósok kutatási erején és nemzetközi együttműködési képességén múlik. A globális tudomány folyamatosan fejlődő, alulról felfelé irányuló, autonóm és önszabályozó természete mélyebb megértést igényel. Empirikus szempontból a tudomány globalizációját a 2000–2020 közötti időszak válogatott publikációs, együttműködési és idézettségi adatainak felhasználásával írjuk le. A tudomány globalizációja a két különböző rendszertípusban különböző folyamatot takar. A tudomány növekedése a nyugati világban szinte teljes egészében a nemzetközi társszerzős publikációkban megy végbe. A fejlődő világban ezzel szemben a növekedés a nemzetközi társszerzős és a hazai publikációk körében egyaránt zajlik.

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