论文信息 - “New”countries in Europe - Research, development and innovation strategies vs bibliometric data

“New”countries in Europe - Research, development and innovation strategies vs bibliometric data

SummaryThe main objective of this paper is to observe to what extent research priorities set in R&D policy strategy documents are supported with publication and citation data, delivered from ISI databases. As supporting background information the results of questionnaire sent to the Committee of Senior Officials of the Co-operation in the field of Scientific and Technical Research are used.

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