Data · dataset · 2015

Table 3. The Effect of the Prize on Laureates’ Authorship Patterns

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The Laureates increased the average number of authors per coauthored paper after winning the Prize.

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Further, Laureates show a spike in sole-authored publications in the two years after winning the Prize, perhaps due to the increasing request to write review articles. But after two years the number of sole-authored publications quickly returns to pre-Prize levels.

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Stated by source: Sociology
From keywords: Social Science
Inferred from text: Tabular 65%

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Table 3. The Effect of the Prize on Laureates’ Authorship Patterns

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