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Information × Registration Number 0206U002311, 0101U007849 , R & D reports Title Scientometric Analysis of the S&T and Education Potential in the Context of Current Objectives for Reforming the Ukrainian Society popup.stage_title Head Malitsky Boris Antonovich, Registration Date 02-02-2006 Organization G.M. Dobrov center for research of scientific and technical potential and science history studies of NAN of Ukraine popup.description2 The project involves a study of the existing classifiers for S&T activities, to further select 11 socio-humanitarian disciplines for detailed analysis. Also, organizational and methodological tools to study statistical data from socio-humanitarian institutions were developed. Key statistical indicators on socio-humanitarian area were analyzed over the last 10 years, with emphasis on the performance aspects in the socio-humanitarian area. The authors grounded their approach to studying the S&T and education potential of socio-humanitarian science in Ukraine by analyzing the body of scientific journals and developing the tools to conduct such a study. Database on scientific journals in socio-humanitarian disciplines, included in databases at the American Institute for Scientific Information (SSCI and A&HCI), was created. The body of Ukrainian scientific journals of socio-humanitarian profile was studied, along with the comparative analysis with the body of journals across the world, included in SSCI andA&HCI databases. Scientific and methodical tools were developed for sociological studies of institutes of the NAS of Ukraine. On its basis, questioning of researchers and dept heads at research departments of NAS institutes was held, along with interviewing directors of research institutions of the NAS of Ukraine. Analysis covered current R&D conditions and performance in socio-humanitarian disciplines, R&D themes in the section of social sciences; international cooperation of Ukrainian social researchers, their research performance etc. Conceptual approaches were developed to ground the development of social and humanitarian disciplines in Ukraine. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close