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The percentages of shares of world publications of the European Union and itsmember states, China, and the United States have been represented differentlyas a result of using different databases. An analytical variant of theWeb-of-Science (of Thomson Reuters) enables us to study the dynamics in theworld publication system in terms of the field-normalized top-1% and top-10%most-frequently-cited publications. Comparing the EU28, USA, and China at theglobal level shows a top-level dynamics that is different from the analysis interms of shares of publications: the United States remains far more productivein the top-1% of all papers; China drops out of the competition for elitestatus; and the EU28 increased its share among the top-cited papers from2000-2010. Some of the EU28 member states overtook the U.S. during this decade,but a clear divide remains between EU15 (Western Europe) and the AccessionCountries. Network analysis shows that internationally co-authored top-1%publications perform far above expectation and also above top-10% ones. In2005, China was embedded in this top-layer of internationally co-authoredpublications. These publications often involve more than a single Europeannation.

The European Union, China, and the United States in the Top-1% and  Top-10% Layers of Most-Frequently-Cited Publications: Competition and  Collaborations