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Texas A&M Law Review
Explore activity ( publications) across 554 scientific subdisciplines
mapped % of publications
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based on past publications loaded into VIVO. Shown here is the expertise profile of the Texas A&M Law Review--larger
circle sizes denote more publications per topic area.
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The table below summarizes the publications plotted on the Map of Science. Each row corresponds to a
(sub)discipline on the map
The # of pubs. column shows how many of the publications were mapped to each (sub)discipline. This count can be fractional because some publication venues are associated with more than one (sub)discipline. Each publication in such a venue contributes fractionally to all associated (sub)disciplines according to a weighting scheme.
The % of activity column shows what proportion of the publications were mapped to each (sub)discipline.
The # of pubs. column shows how many of the publications were mapped to each (sub)discipline. This count can be fractional because some publication venues are associated with more than one (sub)discipline. Each publication in such a venue contributes fractionally to all associated (sub)disciplines according to a weighting scheme.
The % of activity column shows what proportion of the publications were mapped to each (sub)discipline.
This visualization is based on the publications we were able to 'science locate' for Texas A&M Law Review, and
therefore it may not be fully representative of the overall publication activity for Texas A&M Law Review.
The publication coverage of this visualization can be improved by including more publication data in the VIVO system, and by ensuring that each publication in the VIVO system is associated with a journal that the Map of Science recognizes (based on the holdings of Thomson's ISI database and Elsevier's Scopus database). Journal names containing typos or other idiosyncrasies may need to be cleaned up before they are recognized. You may contact a VIVO system administrator if publication coverage is a concern.
The publication coverage of this visualization can be improved by including more publication data in the VIVO system, and by ensuring that each publication in the VIVO system is associated with a journal that the Map of Science recognizes (based on the holdings of Thomson's ISI database and Elsevier's Scopus database). Journal names containing typos or other idiosyncrasies may need to be cleaned up before they are recognized. You may contact a VIVO system administrator if publication coverage is a concern.
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The listed organizations are children of the Texas A&M Law Review node in the organizational hierarchy.
You may 'drill down' to see the organizations below a given sub-organization by selecting the chart icon
next to a selected sub-organization's name below the graph on the right.
The # of pubs. column shows how many of the publications were mapped to each subdiscipline. This count can be fractional because some publication venues are associated with more than one subdiscipline. Each publication in such a venue contributes fractionally to all associated subdisciplines according to a weighting scheme.
The % of activity column shows what proportion of the publications were mapped to each subdiscipline.
The # of pubs. column shows how many of the publications were mapped to each subdiscipline. This count can be fractional because some publication venues are associated with more than one subdiscipline. Each publication in such a venue contributes fractionally to all associated subdisciplines according to a weighting scheme.
The % of activity column shows what proportion of the publications were mapped to each subdiscipline.
List only organizations whose name contains this text.
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