<harnad_at_ECS.SOTON.AC.UK> wrote:
>No need to compare Finnish journals to Dutch journals. Just
>Finnish research output in subsidised journals to total Finnish
>research output. (If there is a way to estimate relative
>quality, that would be helpful too, as would separate tallies
>by discipline.)
I have compared Finnish research output in *Finnish* subsidised journals
(that is, practically all Finnish journals) to total Finnish research output
in 2005.
The results:
16 % (2100) of the total number of articles (12839) in refereed journals
were published in Finnish journals.
By field of education:
Theology 56 %
The Humanities 49 %
Art and Design 64 %
Music 44 %
Theatre and Dance 43 %
Education 45 %
Sport Sciences 0 %
Social Sciences 47 %
Psychology 16 %
Health Sciences 31 %
Law 77 %
Economics 21 %
Natural sciences 6 %
Agriculture and Forestry 14 %
Engineering 8 %
Medicine 11 %
Dentistry 18 %
Veterinary Medicine 2 %
Pharmacy 13 %
Fine Arts 100 %
Field of education unspecified 15 %
Here's a handy tool for even more calculations:
http://kotaplus.csc.fi:7777/online/Etusivu.do?lng=en
-- Kimmo Kuusela
Received on Sun Nov 05 2006 - 13:01:02 GMT