欧洲后社会主义国家作者论文的可见度作为融入欧盟法律体系的一个指标

Dora Zgrabljić Rotar, Maja Jokić, Stjepan Mateljan
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欧洲联盟(EU)成员国的平等是欧盟所依据的原则之一。然而,在经济、文化和影响力方面,欧盟成员国的等级制度是显而易见的。欧洲后社会主义国家或中欧和东欧(CEE)国家通常被认为处于规模的低端或处于欧盟的“边缘”。本文的目的是深入了解中东欧国家法律科学传播的特殊性以及法律学者在欧盟内部工作的可见性。文献计量分析结果显示,在Scopus检索的国内期刊上发表的论文对科学生产力的贡献显著,占70%,其中最大的贡献来自克罗地亚、罗马尼亚、斯洛文尼亚和匈牙利的法律期刊。波罗的海国家和欧盟候选国(15个中东欧国家中的9个)在1996-2013年期间没有将其法律期刊纳入Scopus索引,这影响了它们的潜在可及性和可见度。其余30%的论文分散在112家国际法期刊上,主要来自欧盟15国。另一方面,研究表明,以平均引用次数衡量的论文认可度表明,在国际期刊上发表的论文得到2.9次引用,而在国内期刊上发表的论文得到1.2次引用。它还表明论文的引用受到文本语言和论文是否有一个以上的作者的影响。因此,虽然绝大多数论文发表在国内期刊上,但发表在国际期刊上的论文在学术界的知名度明显更高。为了实现中东欧国家融入欧盟学术法律交流,中东欧国家法律学者工作的可见性至关重要。根据本研究的分析,为了提高知名度,中东欧国家的法律学者应该更多地使用通用语(即现在的英语)发表文章。另一种可能的方法是通过接受专业期刊标准来提高在中东欧国家出版的科学期刊的知名度和地位。不用说,探索和发表的内容和问题的方面也至关重要。
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The Visibility of Papers Written by Authors from European Post-Socialist Countries as an Indicator of Integration into the EU Legal System
The equality of the European Union (EU) Member States is one of the principles that the European Union is based on. However, in terms of the economy, culture and influence, a hierarchy of EU Members States is evident. The European post-socialist or Central and East European (CEE) countries are often perceived as being at the lower end of the scale or on the ‘periphery’ of the EU. The aim of this paper is to gain insights into the specificities of the CEE countries’ legal scientific communication and the visibility of legal scholars’ work within the EU. Bibliometric analysis results show that scientific productivity has been significantly contributed to by papers published in domestic journals indexed in Scopus, with a share of 70%, and that the largest contributions are from Croatian, Romanian, Slovenian and Hungarian law journals. The Baltic States and EU candidate countries, representing nine out of 15 CEE countries, did not have their law journals indexed by Scopus in the period 1996-2013, which influenced their potential accessibility and visibility. The remaining 30% of papers were scattered over 112 international law journals, predominantly from the EU15 countries. On the other hand, the research shows that the recognition of papers measured in terms of the average number of citations speaks in favour of publication in international journals, with 2.9 citations per paper compared to 1.2 in domestic journals. It also shows that the citation of a paper is influenced by the language of the text and whether the paper has more than one author. Thus, although the vast majority of papers are published in domestic journals, the ones published in international journals are distinctly more visible in the academic community. In order to accomplish the integration of CEE countries into EU academic legal communication, the visibility of CEE countries’ legal scholars’ work is crucial. According to the analysis of this research, to achieve visibility, CEE countries’ legal scholars should publish more in a lingua franca, which nowadays means English. The other possible way is to enhance the visibility and strengthen the position of scientific journals published in CEE countries by accepting professional journal standards. Needless to say, the aspect of the content and issues explored and published is also crucial.
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