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    <title>Informetric Portrait of Elinor Ostrom, the Nobel Laureate in the Field of Economic Sciences</title>
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    <description>Title: Informetric Portrait of Elinor Ostrom, the Nobel Laureate in the Field of Economic Sciences
Authors: Bhattacharyya, Praloy Kr
Abstract: The publication productivity of Elinor Ostrom, the renowned American Political&#xD;
economist and the first woman laureate to win the most aspired highest prize that&#xD;
is the Nobel Prize in Economics in 2009 for her analysis of economic governance is&#xD;
analysed. The present study has analysed her 197 publications as indexed in Scopus&#xD;
using bibliometric methods covering the period 1965-2018. It is observed that during&#xD;
her 54 years of publication she published average 3-4 works each year. The years&#xD;
2006, 2008- 2013 accounts for 103 publications i.e. 52.28% and they are the most&#xD;
productive years in her life. She published 85 single-authored papers and 112 multiauthored&#xD;
papers. James Michael Walker who co-authored 19 publications is the&#xD;
most prominent collaborator. Natural resources management is the prominent area&#xD;
of her research. Ostrom used 116 channels prominently being the journal articles&#xD;
covering 119 (60%) of her publications. Ostrom’s works had high reception which&#xD;
can also be seen from the citations received; 50552 citations as per Scopus. Her&#xD;
Recency Index is nearly 0.47 which indicates that nearly 47% of her works are cited&#xD;
in the last five years. Ostrom’s works are an inspiration for the future Nobel aspirants&#xD;
and researchers in economics because she designed a new principle and argued&#xD;
with proof that common resources are best utilised and best managed when they&#xD;
are managed by the localities of the areas where those resources are found. This&#xD;
provided an opportunity for the common people to earn a living as well as helped&#xD;
in the best utilisation of the resources which is a unique idea. Her works therefore&#xD;
opened up avenues to find out the new resources of various areas and continues to&#xD;
be important in the future. The bibliometric analysis attempts to draw some insights&#xD;
of her interesting and important work.</description>
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