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Possible tools for parsing the incomplete and messy citation data:
A small sample of some difficult to parse citations.
Lazega E, 2011, NEW DIR MOD ECON, P46.
Malarz K, 2011, J ARTIF SOC SOC SIMU, V14.
Will O, 2010, LECT NOTES ARTIF INT, V5683, P123.
Barton D., 2001, IMPACT OXWEEDING LAB.
Conservation International Climate Focus Terracarbon LLC StarVision Development and Policy Management Consultants, 2009, S AM REG INFR DEV FO.
Cummings A.R., 2013, THESIS.
FAO, 2008, UPD MIN DIET EN REQ.
Wilensky U, 1999, NETLOGO CTR CONNECTE.
R Development Core Team, 2011, R LANG ENV STAT COMP.
A number of these we might be able to query if we search crossref.org by just Author and Year, and then do some fuzzy string matching between the journals
Keep using Postgres and python networkx for now