Science in the middle-level countries: a bibliometric analysis of scientific journals of Australia,Canada,India and Israel

S. Arunachalam , Is Indian science an island by itself? Seminar on Primary Communication in Science & Technology in India, DRTC, Bangalore, 4-8 December 1978, Proc., to appear.

S. Arunachalam , Scientific journals in India: their relevance to international science, Science Today, (March 1979) 45-50.

Y.M. Rabkin and H. Inhaber , Science on the periphery: a citation study of three less developed countries. Scientometrics 1(3) ( 1979) 261-274.

M.J. Moravcsik and J.M. Ziman , Paradisia and Dominatia: science and the developing world, Foreign Affairs 53(4) (July 1975) 699-724.

A. Ratnakar , Scientific and Technical Journals Received by Air Mail in Bangalore Libraries (Raman Research Institute Library, Bangalore, 1980).

H. Inhaber , Canadian scientific journals: part I - coverage , J. Amer. Soc. Info. Sci. 26(4) (1975) 253-258.

H. Inhaber , Canadian scientific journals: part II - interactions , J. Amer. Soc. Info. Sci. 26(5) (1975) 290-293.

C.T. Bishop , Canadian journals are better than some think , Science Forum 10(3) (June 1977) 20-22.

B.J. Walby , Australian journals of scientific research , Nature 261 ( 1976) 661-664.

E. Garfield , Journal citation studies 32; Canadian journals, Part 1 - what they cited and what cites them, Current Contents 19(33) (August 13, 1979) 5-9.

E. Garfield , Journal citation studies 32; Canadian journals, Part 2 - analysis of Canadian research published at home and abroad, Current Contents 19(34) (August 20, 1979) 5-9.

E. Garfield , Journal citation studies 27; Australian and New Zealand citers and citees, Essays of an Information Scientist (ISI Press, Philadelphia, 1977), Vol. 2, pp. 584-589.

E. Garfield , Highly cited articles 28; Articles from Australia and New Zealand journals, Essays of an Information Scientist ( ISI Press, Philadelphia, 1977), Vol. 2, pp. 593-598.

E. Garfield , Citation Indexing - Its Theory and Application in Science, Technology and Humanities (Wiley, New York, 1979).

Mary Livingston , Executive secretary, Institute for Scientific Information, Philadelphia, Personal communication, 15 August 1980. 1

CAS Today: Facts and Figures about Chemical Abstracts Service (American Chemical Society) 1980. (India's share of world's chemical literature rose from 2.6% in 1973 to 3.1% in 1979; in the same period Australian contribution rose marginally from 1.1% to 1.2% and Canada's share increased from 2.8% to 2.9%.)

Nancy F. Hardy, Engineering index, Inc., Personal communication, June 1978.

Robert Marchisotto , Bioscience Information Service, Philadelphia, Personal communication, July 10, 1978. (The 145 Indian journals covered in Biological Abstracts in the three years 1975-77 contributed 3913 entries out of a total of 425 028, which is much less than 1%. This, however, does not include papersd published by Indian scientists in foreign journals.)

S. Arunachalam and S. Hirannaiah , Journal preference of Indian researchers in the physical and chemical sciences, Seminar on Primary Communication in Science & Technology in India, DRTC, Bangalore 1978 , Proc., to appear.

G. Holton , Models for understanding the growth of research . The Graduate Journal 9 (Suppl.) (1973) 397-430.

Research & Development Statistics, 1976-77. (Department of Science & Technology, Government of India, New Delhi.) See also OECD Observer (March 1980).

Data obtained from the University Grants Commission of India , New Delhi.

M.J. Moravcsik , P. Murugesan and E. Shearer , An analysis of citation patterns in Indian physics, Science & Culture 42(6) (1976) 295-301.