论秦朝图书与档案的分野及其“以法治国”的行政取向

There are two major kinds of official collected books in Qin Dynasty. One is books which are to meet the needs of Doctor officials. The other is archives which are to meet the needs of law officials. And archives are the emphasis of official collected books in Qin Dynasty. Accordingly, archives are also the emphasis of official literature sorting in Qin Dynasty. It is different from the situation that books are the emphasis of official literature sorting in Han Dynasty. Administrative operation in Qin Dynasty is based on collection and utilization of official collected books. Therefore, Qin people’s different attitude towards books and archives can reflect the change of both Doctor officials’ and law officials’ political status. It can also reflect the administrative nature of Qin Dynasty, i.e. “rule country by law”.

Distinction Between Books and Archives Along With "Rule Country by Law" Administrative Tropism in Qin Dynasty

Using the citation data from CSSCI, the paper studies the h-index for journals in library and information field, by contrasting it with other traditional indicators, and concludes that h-index for journals is a very good index to evaluate the quality of a journal and it can be also used to judge the journal ranking given by the evaluation organizations without interference.The paper also points out that the science evaluation of h-index for journals would be greatly discounted once cheaters made accurate H-index-injection to journals.