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 # The Journal of Law and Society in context - a bibliometric analysis
 
-This repository contains code and generated figures for the paper by Boulanger/Creutzfeldt/Hendry,
-"The Journal of Law and Society - Bibliometric and Digital Humanities Perspectives" (working title).
+This repository contains code and generated figures for the following publications:
 
-Please visit https://cboulanger.github.io/jls-bibliometry/ for the figures.
+- BOULANGER, C., CREUTZFELDT, N., & HENDRY, J. The Journal of Law and Society in context: a bibliometric analysis. Journal of Law and Society. 2024;1–25. https://doi.org/10.1111/jols.12465   (Open Access)
+- BOULANGER, C., CREUTZFELDT, N., & HENDRY, J. The Journal of Law and Society in Context: Our Bibliometric Methodology’ (2023) J. of Law and Society Blog, at https://journaloflawandsociety.co.uk/blog/the-journal-of-law-and-society-in-context-descriptive-analysis-of-metadata/ . Archived at https://zenodo.org/doi/10.5281/zenodo.10807615 
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+The graphs and figures are also published in high resolution at https://cboulanger.github.io/jls-bibliometry .
 
 The data for the  queries in the notebooks were obtained by querying the Web of Science and OpenAlex databases as well as
 by automatic citation extraction from the full texts of the Journal of Law and Society. The data of citation extraction is
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   https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8389925 as a data dump which can be imported into the Neo4J Graph database v4.4.
 - The data obtained from the Web of Science cannot be shared due to legal reasons.
 - The same applies to the fulltexts of the JLS, which you will have to download and convert to text
-  files yourself, if you want to run the corpus analyses. 
+  files yourself, if you want to run the corpus analyses.