The gambling scholar by Ekert, A

Interview with scholars of the Ming by Tan, TY, Idema, WL

The future of scholarly communications by De Roure, D

“…However, there are significant shifts in the practice of scholarship, as scholars and citizens alike participate in an increasingly digital world. …”

Testing Google Scholar bibliographic data: Estimating error rates for Google Scholar citation parsing by Zeitlyn, D, Beardmore-Herd, M

“…<p>We present some systematic tests of the quality of bibliographic data exports available from Google Scholar. While data quality is good for journal articles and conference proceedings, books and edited collections are often wrongly described or have incomplete data. …”

The consequences of nationalism: a scholarly exchange by Vom Hau, M, Helbling, M, Tudor, M, Wimmer, A, Halikiopoulou, D

“…Yet—with a few notable exceptions—the consequences of nationalism have received significantly less scholarly attention. In response, the aim of this Exchange is to create a new dialogue between different strands of scholarship around what we know and do not know about the consequences of nationalism. …”

A gender perspective on the global migration of scholars by Zhao, X, Akbaritabar, A, Kashyap, R, Zagheni, E

“…Using bibliometric data on over 33 million Scopus publications, we provide a global and dynamic view of gendered patterns of transnational scholarly mobility, as measured by volume, distance, diversity, and distribution, from 1998 to 2017. …”

The diagnosis of art: scleroderma in Paul Klee – and Rembrandt’s scholar? by Aronson, J, Ramachandran, M

A data citation roadmap for scholarly data repositories by Fenner, M, Crosas, M, Grethe, J, Kennedy, D, Hermjakob, H, Rocca-Serra, P, Durand, G, Berjon, R, Karcher, S, Martone, M, Clark, T

“…This article presents a practical roadmap for scholarly data repositories to implement data citation in accordance with the Joint Declaration of Data Citation Principles, a synopsis and harmonization of the recommendations of major science policy bodies. …”

Mobility patterns of scholar communities in southwestern European countries by Lage, J, d’Espiney, A, Canha, N, Manteigas, V, Alexandre, JL, Gonçalves, K, Chacartegui, R, Lizana, J, Lechón, Y, Gamarra, AR, Fernandez, A, Blondeau, P, Gomes, M, Almeida, SM

“…The present study aimed to provide an in-depth assessment of the commuting patterns of scholar communities of southwestern European countries and to identify measures to improve their sustainable performance regarding mobility. …”

How scholars prioritize the competing values of conservation and sustainability by Vucetich, JA, Bruskotter, JT, van Eeden, LM, Macdonald, EA

“…We administered this survey to 459 scholars of conservation and sustainability. Factor analysis supports the acknowledgement of five conservation priorities. …”

Notes on a geographical canon? Measures, models and scholarly enterprise by Powell, R

“…This paper provides an introduction to the theme issue by placing recent discussions about the geographical canon within scholarly debates about canonicity. Geographers have been generally silent about canon but, to the contrary, possess a sophisticated grasp of related concepts such as tradition and paradigm. …”

The social impacts of dams: a new framework for scholarly analysis by Kirchherr, J, Charles, K

“…The aim of this paper is to unify scholarly understanding of dams’ social impacts via the analysis and aggregation of the various frameworks currently used in the scholarly literature. …”

A perpetual motion machine: The preserved digital scholarly record by Cramer, T, German, C, Jefferies, N, Wise, A

Artificial imagination, imagine: new developments in digital scholarly editing by Van Hulle, D

Female scholars need to achieve more for equal public recognition by Schellekens, M, Holstege, F, Yasseri, T

“…We calculate the probability of appearing on Wikipedia as a scientist for both male and female scholars in three different fields. We find that women in Physics, Economics and Philosophy are considerable less likely than men to be recognised on Wikipedia across all levels of achievement.…”

CRANMER,THOMAS - CHURCHMAN AND SCHOLAR - AYRIS,P, SELWYN,D, EDITORS by Macculloch, D

Primary care ethics: a body of literature and a community of scholars? by Papanikitas, A, Toon, P

LOCAL INITIATIVES IN SHRINKING CITIES: On Normative Framings and Hidden Aspirations in Scholarly Work by Sandmann, L, Gunko, M, Shirobokova, I, Adams, R, Lilius, J, Grossmann, K

“…Over the past decade, academic discourse has furthered discussions on the role of civic engagement, local initiatives and their agency under conditions of urban shrinkage. However, scholars (including ourselves) are confronted with their own normative assumptions and aspirations when conceptualizing local initiatives in shrinking cities. …”

Transforming scholarly practice: embedding technological interventions to support the collaborative analysis of ancient texts by de la Flor, G, Jirotka, M, Luff, P, Pybus, J, Kirkham, R

The role of an entity registry in scholarly communication: exploring creative uses of research activity data by Rumsey, S, Loureiro-Koechlin, C

“…This article describes the entity registry, its role within ORA, and as a tool to support scholarly communication. The advantages of storing data as entities and gathering, aggregating, and displaying research activity data to assist dissemination of research are explained. …”