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Tracing collaboration beyond the confines of academia through co-authorship of publications in the humanities

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21/04/2023| By
Eline Eline Vandewalle,
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Tim C.E. Tim C.E. Engels
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In this study, we use affiliation information for co-authored publications in the Flemish humanities to trace collaborations between people affiliated with universities and people affiliated with organizations outside of the higher education sector (non-academics). The data was collected from the Flemish regional research database VABB-SHW. We show how collaboration patterns with non-academic organizations differ between different humanities disciplines. We also consider the difference between people with dual appointments (both academic and non-academic) and “true non-academics” (non-academic affiliation only). Our preliminary results show that academics from the humanities do collaborate with non-academic organizations and that the collaboration patterns differ between the various disciplines. As the current paper presents a research-in-progress, we also discuss the directions the research will follow.

Submitted by21 Apr 2023
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Eline Vandewalle
University of Antwerp
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  • License: CC BY
  • Review type: Open Review
  • Publication type: Conference Paper
  • Conference: 27th International Conference on Science, Technology and Innovation Indicators (STI 2023)
  • Publisher: International Conference on Science, Technology and Innovation Indicators
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