Are there inter-gender differences in the presence of authors, collaboration patterns and impact? (RIP)
Publication type
conference paper
Publication date
2013
Author(s)
Mauleón, E.
Bordons, M.
Language
English
View point(s)
Global
Abstract
This paper analyses the presence of men and women as authors and editorial board members in a selection of international scientific journals from different fields and explore potential inter-gender differences in collaboration practices and impact of research. Female presence is lower than male presence in authorship and editorial board membership in all fields and the share of women in editorial boards is lower than as authors of articles. Our results suggest there are differences in the collaboration practices of scientists by gender, since the share of women in internationally co-authored articles is lower than expected in all fields -except in Clinical Medicine-. Although large intergender differences in citation rates are not observed, women are under-represented in highly cited articles in most of the fields.
ISBN
978-3-200-03135-7
Volume
1
Pagination
167-174
Rights
© AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH Vienna 2013.