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As a social science information service for the German language countries, wedocument research projects, publications, and data in relevant fields. At thesame time, we aim to provide well-founded bibliometric studies of these fields.Performing a citation analysis on an area of the German social sciences is,however, a serious challenge given the low and likely significantly biasedcoverage of these fields in the standard citation databases. Citations, andespecially author citations, play a highly significant role in that literature,however. In this work in progress, we report preliminary methods and resultsfor an author name co-mention analysis of a large fragment of a particularlyinteresting corpus of German sociology: a quarter century's worth of thefull-text proceedings of the Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Soziologie (DGS), whichcelebrated its 100th anniversary meeting in 2012. Results are encouraging forthis poor cousin of author co-citation analysis, but considerable refinements,especially of the underlying computational infrastructure for full-textanalysis, appear advisable for full-scale deployment of this method.

Author Name Co-Mention Analysis: Testing a Poor Man's Author Co-Citation Analysis Method