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Despite their relatively similar national contexts, geographical proximity, and comparablehistorical and cultural experiences, Brazil and Argentina show relevant differences in terms ofR&D systems, research assessment procedures and the morphology of their academic elites.However, they share similar paths of integration to the international academic arena, along withthe prevalence of nationally oriented groups under a primarily public funding system. Diversecombinations of intersectional inequalities can be found when analyzing two concretepopulations of researchers from the Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas(CONICET) and the Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq),given that we are dealing with highly internationalized academic elites.In this paper, we describe the two national fields and the target populations in terms of age,position, and institutional affiliation. Considering the different composition by sex of these twopopulations we observe meaningful analogies regarding publication and, especially, publicationin English. Finally, we discuss author positions, showing how intersectional inequalities affectwomen, relating this general picture to citation impact in Google Scholar and describing howgender territories are built among the top cited researchers.

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