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Direct linkÇakir, M. P.; Acartürk, C.; Alkan, S.; Akbulut, U. – Studies in Higher Education, 2019
Multi-authoring has been gaining popularity since the foundation of academic publishers. Today we observe a global trend in favor of multi-authoring. On the other hand, in certain domains, such as CERN collaborations in physics, multi-authoring has a different connotation than other domains. The number of co-authors may be above 5000, an all-time…
Descriptors: Reputation, Physics, Faculty Publishing, Authors
