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2019
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Antonio Ferrara, Carmela Anna Nappi, Francesca Pentassuglio:
Changing publication practices: the case of Social Sciences and Humanities. ISSI 2019: 1507-1518
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Brigida Blasi, Andrea Bonaccorsi, Carmela Anna Nappi, Sandra Romagnosi:
The link between research quality and technology transfer in the Italian Evaluation of Research Quality VQR 2011-2014. ISSI 2019: 2053-2064
2016
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Graziella Bertocchi, Alfonso Gambardella, Tullio Jappelli, Carmela Anna Nappi, Franco Peracchi:
Comment to: Do they agree? Bibliometric evaluation versus informed peer review in the Italian research assessment exercise. Scientometrics 108(1): 349-353 (2016)
2015
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Marco Malgarini, Carmela Anna Nappi, Roberto Torrini:
Article and Journal-Level Metrics in Massive Research Evaluation Exercises: The Italian Case. ISSI 2015

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