Predominance of Male Authors in Social Work Publications

Aaron Rosenblatt · Adalene R. Patterson · Clare K. Rollosson

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scientometrics and bibliometrics research Academic Writing and Publishing Psychology Research and Bibliometrics

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The record of leading social work journals is examined and a theory is proposed to account for the apparent greater productivity of men in publications activities

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