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  • Information Science
  • Bibliometrics
  • Scholarly Communication

Background:

  • Publication speed is crucial for research evaluation systems.
  • Understanding factors influencing journal publication time is essential for researchers.
  • The study focuses on six prominent information science journals.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To identify key factors affecting the publication speed of scholarly articles.
  • To analyze the relationship between author characteristics and publication time.
  • To investigate the impact of author affiliation and citation count on manuscript processing speed.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of publication time (submission to decision) for articles in six information science journals.
  • Statistical examination of factors including author affiliation (editorial board members, productive authors, country income), number of authors, and citation count.
  • Comparative analysis of publication timelines based on these identified factors.

Main Results:

  • Articles authored by editorial board members or prolific authors of a journal are published significantly faster.
  • Increased author count correlates with longer publication times.
  • Manuscripts with higher citation counts and those from authors in central or high-income countries experience shorter publication durations.
  • Researchers collaborating with established authors from central countries benefit from accelerated publication.

Conclusions:

  • Author prominence, citation impact, and geographical origin significantly influence scholarly publication speed.
  • These factors create an advantage for certain researchers, potentially impacting academic careers, particularly for early-career scientists.
  • The findings highlight the importance of strategic collaborations and author positioning for efficient dissemination of research findings.