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Scientometrics is a subfield of the science of science that involves the quantitative study of science as a process of information, focusing on the measurement, development, and self-organization of scientific communications.

Scientometrics

D. S. Price, “Little science, big science,” New York City: Columbia
University Press, 1963.

Little science, big science

V. V. Nalimov and B. M. Mulchenko, “Scientometrics. Studies of science as a process of information,” Moscow: Science, 1969.

Scientometrics. Studies of science as a process of information

L. Leydesdorff, “The challenge of scientometrics: the development, measurement, and self-organization of scientific communications,” Universal-Publishers, 2001.

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