First author country affiliations per journal, year and Creative Commons license
Source:R/data.R
jn_aff.Rd
This dataset contains the number and proportion of open access articles in hybrid journals by country, year and Creative Commons license variant.
Details
Country affiliations were determined using the first author affiliation as listed by OpenAlex. A first author is often considered as lead author(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead_author) who has usually undertaken most of the research presented in the article, although author roles can vary across disciplines.
Note that full counting in which every original article or review was
counted once per country of affiliation of the first authors was applied.
Because first authors can have multiple affiliations from different countries,
don't use this dataset, but jn_ind
to determine a journal's
publication volume.
Variables:
- issn_l
Linking ISSN
- cr_year
Earliest publication year (Crossref field `issued`)
- country_code
The country where this institution is located, represented as an ISO two-letter country code. (OpenAlex field `country_code`)
- cc
Normalized Creative Commons variant.
NA
represents articles, which were not provided under a CC license- articles_under_cc_variant
Number of articles under Creative Commons variant, grouped by journal, year and country affiliation
- articles_total
Yearly journal output by year and country affiliation
Examples
# Country output China vs Germany in Scientometrics (ISSN-L: 0138-9130)
subset(jn_aff,
issn_l %in% "0138-9130" & country_code %in% c("DE", "CN"))
#> # A tibble: 30 × 6
#> issn_l cr_year country_code cc articles_under_cc_variant articles_total
#> <chr> <int> <chr> <chr> <int> <int>
#> 1 0138-9130 2024 DE CC BY 10 12
#> 2 0138-9130 2024 CN NA 59 61
#> 3 0138-9130 2024 DE NA 2 12
#> 4 0138-9130 2024 CN CC BY 2 61
#> 5 0138-9130 2023 CN CC BY 4 79
#> 6 0138-9130 2023 CN NA 75 79
#> 7 0138-9130 2023 DE CC BY 15 15
#> 8 0138-9130 2022 DE NA 1 24
#> 9 0138-9130 2022 CN CC BY 5 103
#> 10 0138-9130 2022 CN NA 98 103
#> # ℹ 20 more rows