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Co-evolution of the global research collaboration network and the performance of nations in science and technology
Researchers have long suspected that international research collaboration (IRC) and scientific and technological (S&T) performance are subject to reciprocal causality, yet the endogenous co-evolution of these twin phenomena has yet to be tested by large-scale empirical analysis. This study tests the
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