Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Kin and non-kin marriages and family structure in a rich tribal society

Omran Bakoush, Amin Bredan (UGent) and Srdjan Denic

(2016) JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE. 48(6). p.797-805
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Why should you choose to publish in the Libyan Journal of Medicine?

Amin Bredan (UGent) , Hani TS Benamer and Omran Bakoush

(2016) LIBYAN JOURNAL OF MEDICINE. 11.
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Why are journals from less-developed countries constrained to low impact factors?

Amin Bredan (UGent) , Hani TS Benamer and Omran Bakoush

(2014) LIBYAN JOURNAL OF MEDICINE. 9.
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Visibility of Arab countries in the world biomedical literature

Amin Bredan (UGent) , Hani TS Benamer and Omran Bakoush

(2011) LIBYAN JOURNAL OF MEDICINE. 6.
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The Libyan doctors' brain drain: an exploratory study

Hani TS Benamer, Amin Bredan (UGent) and Omran Bakoush

(2009) BMC RESEARCH NOTES. 2.
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A negative trend of biomedical research in Libya: a bibliometric study

Hani TS Benamer, Amin Bredan (UGent) and Omran Bakoush

(2009) HEALTH INFORMATION AND LIBRARIES JOURNAL. 26(3). p.240-245
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Scientific publication productivity of Libyan medical schools: a bibliometric study of papers listed in PubMed, 1988-2007

Hani TS Benamer, Amin Bredan (UGent) and Omran Bakoush

(2009) EDUCATION FOR HEALTH (ABINGDON). 22(2).

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Kin and non-kin marriages and family structure in a rich tribal society

Why should you choose to publish in the Libyan Journal of Medicine?

Why are journals from less-developed countries constrained to low impact factors?

Visibility of Arab countries in the world biomedical literature

The Libyan doctors' brain drain: an exploratory study

A negative trend of biomedical research in Libya: a bibliometric study

Scientific publication productivity of Libyan medical schools: a bibliometric study of papers listed in PubMed, 1988-2007

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