Internationalists and locals: international research collaboration in a resource-poor system
Abstract
The principal distinction drawn in this study is between research “internationalists” and “locals.” The former are scientists involved in international research collaboration while the latter group are not. These two distinct types of scientist compete for academic prestige, research funding, and international recognition. International research collaboration proves to be a powerful stratifying force. As a clearly defined subgroup,...
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Title
Internationalists and locals: international research collaboration in a resource-poor system
Published Date
Apr 28, 2020
Journal
Volume
124
Issue
1
Pages
57 - 105
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