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China's Shrinking Home Bias and Rising Disruptive Impact: Evidence from a Global Citation Network Analysis
China has become the world's largest producer of scientific publications, yet concerns persist that this growth is inflated by excessive domestic citation practices. In this study, we analyze a citation network of over 45 million publications from Web of Science (1980-2025) to investigate China's ho
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