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| HAL: hprints-00278295, version 1 |
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| Magasinet Humaniora 2 (2008) 8-11 |
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| Humanistisk forskningskommunikation 2.0 |
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Bertil Dorch 1, 2Jesper Mørch 2Simone Schipp Von Branitz Nielsen 2Emilie Wieth-Knudsen 2 |
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| According to the 2006 list from Times Higher Education Supplement (THES) the Faculty of Humanities at Copenhagen University is number 26 in the world. Nonetheless, the quality of arts and humanities research is difficult to quantify (Faurbæk 2007), and as a consequence various research assesment models have been proposed. The argument in this paper is, that the problem of assessing research within the arts and humanities stem from the lack of visibility of the research output of these subjects. |
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| 1: | University of Copenhagen |
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University of Copenhagen |
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| 2: | The Royal Library / Copenhagen University Library |
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University of Copenhagen |
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| Subject | : | Humanities and Social Sciences/Library and information sciences |
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| Open Access – Humanities |
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| From: Bertil Dorch | |
| Saturday, 10 May 2008 19:24:40 | |
