A multi-scale perspective for assessing publishing circuits in non-hegemonic countries
- Autores
- Beigel, Maria Fernanda
- Año de publicación
- 2021
- Idioma
- inglés
- Tipo de recurso
- artículo
- Estado
- versión publicada
- Descripción
- University Rankings and impact factor indicators were critical in the extension of the global belief in the intrinsic academic value of “World Class Institutions,” along with the international recognition of successful individuals forged through mainstream journals. However, these supposedly global standards were not adopted passively, nor massively, in the so-called periphery. Drawing from quantitative and qualitative studies of evaluative cultures in Latin America, particularly in Argentina, this paper observes various circuits of recognition and different paths for prestige-building. First, it discusses a multi-scale approach to national scientific fields highlighting heterogeneity in terms of the orientation of research agendas and styles of academic publishing. Evaluative cultures are examined as a complex set of instances of legitimation that provide room for maneuvering between global standards and local orders. Second, the paper delves into the role played by Latin America in forging an open access, non-commercial, regional publishing circuit with a dominant, but not exclusive, composition of journals from the social sciences and humanities. Finally, it argue that facing this dynamical publishing ecosystem developed in the public domain, national research assessment systems are alienated by incentives directed only to performance in mainstream publishing.
Fil: Beigel, Maria Fernanda. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - Mendoza. Instituto de Ciencias Humanas, Sociales y Ambientales; Argentina - Materia
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ARGENTINA
CIRCUITS OF RECOGNITION
LATIN AMERICA
MULTI-SCALE PERSPECTIVE
RESEARCH ASSESSMENT - Nivel de accesibilidad
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- https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar/
- Repositorio
- Institución
- Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas
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A multi-scale perspective for assessing publishing circuits in non-hegemonic countries Una perspectiva multi-escalar para evaluar circuitos de publicación en países no hegemónicos Uma perspectiva multi-escalar para avaliar circuitos de publicação em países não hegemônicos |
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A multi-scale perspective for assessing publishing circuits in non-hegemonic countries |
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A multi-scale perspective for assessing publishing circuits in non-hegemonic countries Beigel, Maria Fernanda ARGENTINA CIRCUITS OF RECOGNITION LATIN AMERICA MULTI-SCALE PERSPECTIVE RESEARCH ASSESSMENT |
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A multi-scale perspective for assessing publishing circuits in non-hegemonic countries |
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A multi-scale perspective for assessing publishing circuits in non-hegemonic countries |
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A multi-scale perspective for assessing publishing circuits in non-hegemonic countries |
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A multi-scale perspective for assessing publishing circuits in non-hegemonic countries |
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A multi-scale perspective for assessing publishing circuits in non-hegemonic countries |
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Beigel, Maria Fernanda |
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ARGENTINA CIRCUITS OF RECOGNITION LATIN AMERICA MULTI-SCALE PERSPECTIVE RESEARCH ASSESSMENT |
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University Rankings and impact factor indicators were critical in the extension of the global belief in the intrinsic academic value of “World Class Institutions,” along with the international recognition of successful individuals forged through mainstream journals. However, these supposedly global standards were not adopted passively, nor massively, in the so-called periphery. Drawing from quantitative and qualitative studies of evaluative cultures in Latin America, particularly in Argentina, this paper observes various circuits of recognition and different paths for prestige-building. First, it discusses a multi-scale approach to national scientific fields highlighting heterogeneity in terms of the orientation of research agendas and styles of academic publishing. Evaluative cultures are examined as a complex set of instances of legitimation that provide room for maneuvering between global standards and local orders. Second, the paper delves into the role played by Latin America in forging an open access, non-commercial, regional publishing circuit with a dominant, but not exclusive, composition of journals from the social sciences and humanities. Finally, it argue that facing this dynamical publishing ecosystem developed in the public domain, national research assessment systems are alienated by incentives directed only to performance in mainstream publishing. Fil: Beigel, Maria Fernanda. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - Mendoza. Instituto de Ciencias Humanas, Sociales y Ambientales; Argentina |
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University Rankings and impact factor indicators were critical in the extension of the global belief in the intrinsic academic value of “World Class Institutions,” along with the international recognition of successful individuals forged through mainstream journals. However, these supposedly global standards were not adopted passively, nor massively, in the so-called periphery. Drawing from quantitative and qualitative studies of evaluative cultures in Latin America, particularly in Argentina, this paper observes various circuits of recognition and different paths for prestige-building. First, it discusses a multi-scale approach to national scientific fields highlighting heterogeneity in terms of the orientation of research agendas and styles of academic publishing. Evaluative cultures are examined as a complex set of instances of legitimation that provide room for maneuvering between global standards and local orders. Second, the paper delves into the role played by Latin America in forging an open access, non-commercial, regional publishing circuit with a dominant, but not exclusive, composition of journals from the social sciences and humanities. Finally, it argue that facing this dynamical publishing ecosystem developed in the public domain, national research assessment systems are alienated by incentives directed only to performance in mainstream publishing. |
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