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Delisting and dispersal: author communities before and after removal from Scopus
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Purpose: Delisting removes a journal from an index but not its authors. This study asks whether cohorts disperse or share destinations and whether concentrated inflow is associated with receiving journals' subsequent delisting. Design/methodology/approach: The analysis reconstructs interval-valued
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