Studying Research Collaboration: A Literature Review

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Interdisciplinary Research and Collaboration Research, Science, and Academia scientometrics and bibliometrics research

Abstract

This working paper offers an annotated bibliography on studies in research collaboration. It identifies different research areas and presents existing research results. The aim of the paper is to provide orientation for researchers interested in approaching this diverse and important research topic.

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