Title: Turk Kulturu Ve Haci Bektas Veli-Arastirma Dergisi

Title: Turk Kulturu Ve Haci Bektas Veli-Arastirma Dergisi

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? Al, U. (2012), Turkish culture and haci bektas veli research quarterly, 2008-2010. Turk Kulturu Ve Haci Bektas Veli-Arastirma Dergisi, 61, 273-286.

Full Text: 2012\Tur Kul Hac Bek Vel-Ara Der61, 273.pdf

Abstract: Turkish Culture and Haci Bektas Veli Research Quarterly has been indexed by the Arts & Humanities Citation Index since 2008. This research examines Turkish Culture and Haci Bektas Veli Research Quarterly and bibliometric features of its publications. The research carried out covers 212 publications between the years 2008-2010. In this context, some of the following research questions have been addressed: 1) Which types of sources (books, researches, articles, etc.) get cited more often in the publications? 2) What are the institutional affiliations of the authors of the publications? 3) What is the rate of literature obsolescence in Turkish Culture and Haci Bektas Veli Research Quarterly? In conclusion, it is found out that all of the publications are written in Turkish. An important part of the contributors is affiliated with Gazi and Ataturk Universities. Books receive an overwhelming majority (91%) of all citations in Turkish Culture and Had Bektas Veli Research Quarterly. Half of the sources cited in Turkish Culture and Haci Bektas Veli Research Quarterly have been published in the last 12 years.

Keywords: Articles, Arts, Authors, Bibliometric, Bibliometrics, Bibliometrics, Books, Citation, Citation Analysis, Citation Analysis, Citations, Context, Humanities, Literature, Obsolescence, Publications, Research, Sources, Turkish Culture and Haci Bektas Veli Research Quarterly, Universities

Title: Turk Psikoloji Dergisi

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ISSN: 1300-4433

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? Tonta, Y. and İlhan, M. (1997), Turkey’s place in social science publications in the world. Türk Psikoloji Dergisi, 12 (40), 67-75.

Full Text: Tur Psi Der12, 67.pdf

Abstract: This paper reviews the publication (articles, notes, book reviews, etc.) of Turkish social scientists as reported in the Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) by checking the authors’ affiliation addresses to see if they included the word ‘Turkey’. Altogether, a total of 887 publications were identified between 1985 and 1996. The number of publications in 1996 is 166, which constitutes 0.14% of the total number of publications in the world. Three fourths of the publications were of full-text articles. An overwhelming majority of the contributions (95%) were written in English. Most contributions (93%) came from researchers working at universities. Researchers affiliated with Middle East Technical, Bosporus and Bilkent Universities made more than half (%53) of all social science publications.

Keywords: Affiliation, Affiliation Addresses, Book Reviews, Publication, Publications, Reviews, Science, Social, SSCI, Universities, World

Title: Turkderm-Archives of the Turkish Dermatology and Venerology

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? Seckin, D. (2009), Thoughts on citation, citation analysis of the articles published in international dermatology journals by Turkish dermatologists and the top-cited articles. Turkderm-Archives of the Turkish Dermatology and Venerology, 43 (3), 79-82.

Full Text: 2009\Tur-Arc Tur Der Ven43, 79.pdf

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? Taşlı, L., Kaçar, N. and Aydemir, E.H. (2010), The citation and articles published in the TURKDERM between 1999-2007: A retrospective assesment. Turkderm-Archives of the Turkish Dermatology and Venerology, 44 (1), 8-11.

Full Text: 2010\Tur-Arc Tur Der Ven44, 8.pdf

Abstract: Background and Design: In this report, it has been aimed to investigate the citation rates of the online issues of the “Turkdem” which has been indexed in the Web of Science since 2008. It is aimed also to have a base to comparing with the results of the citations in the indexed years after 2008 in the future. Material and Method: It was searched the articles published in the “review, original article, case report, continious education, letter to editor, surgical prosedurs and what’s your diagnosis” sections between 1999-2007 by Google scholar programme. The citations from Ulaknet national medical index, ISI and the other online peer-review journals were grouped according to years and article types. Results: Fourty-six % (n=165), 37% (n=131), 10% (n=35), 5% (n=17) and 1% (n=5) of the searched 356 articles were original articles, case reports, reviews, continous education and letters to editor, respectively. There were also three reports, two and one of which were what’s your diagnosis and surgical procedures, respectively. Thirty seven, 30, 7, 5, and one of the cited 80 articles were in the sections of “original article, case report, continiuous education, review and letter to editor”, respectively. The number of self made citations was 13 (13 %). Although only five citations (5%) were determined in the journals with impact factors higher than 1.4 which have been indexed by the Web of Science, 44 citations (44%) were established in national dermatology journals. Conclusion: These results point out the low use rate of national references. (Turkderm 2010; 44: 8-11).

Keywords: Articles, Bibliometric, Citation, Citations, Dermatology, Diagnosis, Education, Impact, Impact Factors, ISI, Journals, Medical, Peer Review, Peer-Review, Review, Science, Turkderm, Web of Science