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The Relationships of Author Productivity and Article Readability to Journal Productivity in the Field of Library and Information Science
This associational study investigates whether the most productive journals in library and information science are positively related to the most productive authors in the field. It also examines whether these journals relate to article readability and author/article characteristics. Using a Bradford
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