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3. Information Asymmetry in the European Funds Market: Impact on Resource Allocation and Sustainable Development. (2024). Piuaru, Brenda-Andreea ; Ivasciuc, Ioana Simona ; Mosora, Mihaela Hrisanta ; Epuran, Gheorghe ; Tescaiu, Bianca.
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15. Have Academics’ Citation Patterns Changed in Response to the Rise of World University Rankings? A Test Using First-Citation Speeds. (2021). Kim, Yangson ; Lee, Soojeung ; Steinhardt, Isabel ; Schneijderberg, Christian.
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