Channels for Communicating Research

Meadows, A. J.

doi:10.1108/s1876-0562(1997)000097b005

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“…Journal impact is an obvious factor affecting citations of papers inside (Cano and Lind 1991;Meadows 1998;Tainer 1991). In this study, all papers are chosen from six pre-determined journals in order to examine the influence of the perceived quality of the journal on the number of citations of its papers.…”

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The drivers of citations in management science journals

Mingers

2010

European Journal of Operational Research

110

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Abstract:The number of citations is becoming an increasingly popular index for measuring the impact of a scholar's research or the quality of an academic department. One obvious question is: what are the factors that influence the number of citations that a paper receives? This study investigates the number of citations received by papers published in six Management Science journals. It considers factors that relate to the author(s), the article itself, and the journal. The results show that the strongest factor is the journal itself but other factors are also significant including the length of the paper, the number of references, the status of the first author's institution, and the type of paper, especially if it is a review. Overall, this study provides some insights into the determinants of a paper's impact which is helpful for particular stakeholders in making important decisions.

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The drivers of citations in management science journals

Mingers

2010

European Journal of Operational Research

110

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“…Following this initial decision, a manuscript is sent out to scholarly reviewers who assess its quality and recommend whether the manuscript is to be accepted as is, needs revision, or is rejected. 2,3 Every system, however, has its problems. Sometimes other factors influence the decision of whether or not a paper is pub-lished.…”

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“…Desk-rejections usually stem from submitted work that does not fall into the journal's domain, has no significant scientific contribution, is underdeveloped, or suffers from poor editing. 1,2 One apparent difference between PS and PSPB is their use (or not) of desk rejections.…”

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Write when hot — submit when not: seasonal bias in peer review or acceptance?

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“…3 Rowland's review, on the other hand, dismisses ethical concerns such as bias, scientific fraud, and plagiarism as 'rare abuses' 4 and thus limits his survey of peer review to cost-benefit analysis.…”

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The ethics of scholarly peer review: a review of the literature

Souder

2011

Learned Publishing

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This review summarizes the literature of a subset of the published research and commentary on peer review – the ethics of peer review. It attempts to track the various ethical issues that arise among the key participants in peer‐review systems: authors, editors, referees, and readers. These issues include: bias, courtesy, conflict of interest, redundant publication, honesty, transparency, and training. It concludes that debates over such issues as open vs. blind reviews continue unresolved but that new technologies offer some prospects for resolving old issues while they also may create new challenges.

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Channels for Communicating Research

Cited by 22 publications

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The drivers of citations in management science journals

The drivers of citations in management science journals

Write when hot — submit when not: seasonal bias in peer review or acceptance?

The ethics of scholarly peer review: a review of the literature

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