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The growing complexity of scientific challenges demands increasingly intenseresearch collaboration, both domestic and international. The resulting trendaffects not only the modes of producing new knowledge, but also the way it isdisseminated within scientific communities. This paper analyses therelationship between the "degree of internationalization" of a country'sscientific production and that of the relevant citing publications. Theempirical analysis is based on 2010-2012 Italian publications. Findings show:i) the probability of being cited increases with the degree ofinternationalization of the research team; ii) totally domestic research teamstend to cite to a greater extent totally domestic publications; iii) viceversa, publications resulting from international collaborations tend to be morecited by totally foreign publications rather than by publications includingdomestic authors. These results emerge both at overall and at discipline level.Findings might inform research policies geared towards internationalization.

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On the relation between the degree of internationalization of cited and  citing publications: A field level analysis, including and excluding  self-citations