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International research collaboration in Europe

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Kwiek M.
Nauka
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2020
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issue 1
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This study presents an analysis of the unprecedented growth of international research collaboration in Europe in terms of distribution of co-authorship and citation of globally indexed publications over the last decade (2009–2018). The dynamics of change that emerge from this analysis are as follows: the increasing level of international cooperation is drawing key European systems away from institutional cooperation, with stable and strong national cooperation. National scientific output, i.e. the total number of publications, remains stable, and the entire increase in the number of publications over the period should be attributed to international co-authorship publications, which are the only driving force behind the increase in the number of publications in Europe. Due to the emergence of global networked science, in which the role of national policies in cooperation is decreasing and the role of scientists is growing, the key to the development of cooperation in Europe (and in Poland) is the readiness of individual scientists to undertake international cooperation. Researchers cooperate internationally when it is profitable for them in terms of academic prestige, scientific recognition and access to research funding, which is suggested by the three models proposed here (the model of credibility cycle in science, the model of prestige maximization and the model of global science). The total number of analyzed articles indexed in the Scopus database was 5.5 million, including 2.2 million articles written in international cooperation.
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Polskie ośrodki naukowo-badawcze w programie ESPON

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Olechnicka A.
Studia Regionalne i Lokalne
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2005
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issue 4(22)
107-113
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Opracowanie przybliża koncepcję programu ESPON (European Spatial Planning Observation Network) dotyczącego badań w zakresie rozwoju przestrzennego rozszerzającej się UE oraz przedstawia rolę polskich ośrodków naukowo-badawczych w tym programie. Ponadto na podstawie doświadczeń Centrum Europejskich Studiów Regionalnych i Lokalnych podsumowano zarówno zalety, jak i trudności związane z uczestniczeniem w programie. W podsumowaniu wskazane zostały propozycje możliwości zwiększenia udziału polskich ośrodków naukowych w inicjatywie ESPON.
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The article introduces the concept of ESPON (European Spatial Planning Observation Network) programme, dealing with a research on spatial development of enlarging European Union. The role of Polish research units in the programme is described. The article demonstrates also the benefits and constrains related to the participation in ESPON, based on the experience of the Centre for European Regional and Local Studies. Several suggestions on how to increase Polish participation in the ESPON programme are formulated.
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