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Articles in Wntr, 2002 issue of Library Trends

• Coauthorship patterns and trends in the sciences : a bibliometric study with implications for database indexing and search strategies - 1980-1998
  by Wolfgang Glanzel
• Solving problems in Library and Information Science using Fuzzy Set Theory
  by William W. Hood
• Ranking of nations and heightened competition in Matthew core journals: two faces of the Matthew effect for countries
  by Manfred Bonitz
• Informetric theories and methods for exploring the Internet: an analytical survey of recent research literature
  by Judit Bar-Ilan
• Surveying the use of theory in Library and Information Science research: a disciplinary perspective
  by Lynne E.F. McKechnie
• Journal evaluation: technical and practical issues
  by Ronald Rousseau
• Introduction - library science and theory
  by William E. McGrath
• Similarities and dissimilarities in coauthorship networks: gestalt theory as explanation for well-ordered collaboration structures and production of scientific literature - Statistical Data Included
  by Hildrun Kretschmer
• Explanation and prediction: building a unified theory of librarianship, concept and review
  by William E. McGrath
• The institutionalization of scientific information: a scientometric model - ISI-S model
  by Peter Vinkler
• A multidisciplinary framework for theory building
  by Jack D. Glazier
• Towards research performance in the humanities - bibliometrics in qualitative analysis of Flemish law literature - Statistical Data Included
  by Henk F. Moed
• The progress of theory in knowledge organization
  by Richard P. Smiraglia
• A theory of information genetics: how four subforces generate information and the implications for total quality knowledge management - Statistical Data Included
  by Bor-sheng Tsai