1992
DOI: 10.2307/622640
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Holes in the Fabric: More on the Master Weavers in Human Geography

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“…Clearly, ‘time on the shelf’ is a factor here, skewing the ISI count in favour of books published more than a decade ago 13 . The significant impact of economic geography's successive turns – in particular, to political economy in the 1980s, and towards poststructuralism in the 1990s – is clearly evident here, which in turn positioned some of the leaders in the field, from the mid‐1980s onward, as some of the most highly cited in human geography (see Bodman 1991 1992). This collection of well‐cited books in economic geography also reveals the extent to which the dominant currency in the field remains that of the journal article: the collective citation impact of the prominent books listed in Table IX is equivalent to just 28 per cent of the size of the global citation ‘market’ for journal articles.…”
Section: Economic Geographies For Economic Geographers?mentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Clearly, ‘time on the shelf’ is a factor here, skewing the ISI count in favour of books published more than a decade ago 13 . The significant impact of economic geography's successive turns – in particular, to political economy in the 1980s, and towards poststructuralism in the 1990s – is clearly evident here, which in turn positioned some of the leaders in the field, from the mid‐1980s onward, as some of the most highly cited in human geography (see Bodman 1991 1992). This collection of well‐cited books in economic geography also reveals the extent to which the dominant currency in the field remains that of the journal article: the collective citation impact of the prominent books listed in Table IX is equivalent to just 28 per cent of the size of the global citation ‘market’ for journal articles.…”
Section: Economic Geographies For Economic Geographers?mentioning
confidence: 82%
“…We look to the authors and intellectual networks that operate within economic geography to define what the field entails. Following approaches in geography (Bodman, 1991(Bodman, , 1992(Bodman, , 2010Kanai et al, 2017) and in other fields (Whitehand, 1985;Paasi, 2005;Foster et al, 2007;Martin et al, 2012;Van Meeteren et al, 2016), we use bibliometric analysis to generate a quantitative literature review of 15 years (2002-2017) of 'high impact' publications within economic geography. The beginning of this period corresponds to a renewed interest in the history of economic geography emanating from proponents of engaged pluralism (e.g.…”
Section: Economic Geography 2002-2017mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(2) Measuring the impact and efficiency of academic geographers and some of the sub-branches of the discipline (such as economic geography): These are typical examples of such studies (Bunge, 1961;Bodman, 1991Bodman, , 1992Bodman, , 2010Whitehand, 1985;Wrigley and Matthwes, 1987;Foster et al, 2007;Wang, and Liu, 2014;Sternberg, 2015).…”
Section: Conceptual Framework and Empirical Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%