Knowledge Development and Scientific Status in Consumer-Behavior Research: A Social Exchange Perspective

Zinkhan, George M.; Roth, Martin S.; Saxton, Mary Jane

doi:10.1086/209302

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“…Furthermore, it could disclose the structure that shapes the creation of knowledge in a given research field (Vidgen et al, 2007). One can also use it as a tool for conducting citation analyses (Carter, Leuschner, & Rogers 2007;Zinkhan, Roth, & Saxton, 1992) and for analyzing the network settings of research communities (Krystallis et al, 2011;Vidgen et al, 2007). The technique is also helpful in identifying key players in a knowledge network (such as key institutions, countries, and regions), structural holes at the network level that can be strategically filled to accelerate knowledge flows, and identifying sharing at institutional, national, and regional levels (Khan & Park, 2013).…”

Section: The Sna Technique and Knowledge Infrastructure Studiesmentioning

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Knowledge Networks of the Information Technology Management Domain: A Social Network Analysis Approach

Khan¹,

Wood²

2016

CAIS

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Abstract:Using the social network analysis technique, we decomposed the knowledge networks of the information technology management (ITM) domain. We included a total of 893 papers published during the 1995-2014 period in the network analysis. From this domain, the network and ego level properties-such as, degree centralities, density, components, structural holes, and degree distribution-suggest that, unlike the other information systems communities, the ITM is a community with a unique character and distinct collaboration patterns. The results show that the ITM knowledge networks are fragmented and exhibit a power law distribution in which incoming nodes and links prefer to attach to the nodes that are already well connected. We discuss several implications that arise from the network configuration that could aid the future development of the ITM domain.

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Section: The Sna Technique and Knowledge Infrastructure Studiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Knowledge Networks of the Information Technology Management Domain: A Social Network Analysis Approach

Khan¹,

Wood²

2016

CAIS

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“…Perception-based rankings are quite important since knowledge, paradigms, and future citations are affected by reputation (Petersen et al, 2014). Science and scientific status can be conceptualized as a social exchange process (Zinkhan, Roth, & Saxton, 1992), and journal reputation affects the reputations of both individuals (researchers) and institutions (universities). This article aims to contribute to the Latin American business research community by providing initial evidence on a sample of peer-reviewed business journals published in Latin America.…”

Section: The Need For a Ranking Of Business Journals In Latinmentioning

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Using Expert Judgments to Rank 45 Latin American Business Journals

Olavarrieta

2016

Rev. adm. empres.

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This article presents the results of a study on the perception of quality of Latin American business journals based on the judgment of relevant experts -senior professors with knowledge of Latin American research and journals. Forty-five journals were included in the study. The highest perceived quality scores were given to Academia (CLADEA -Uniandes), RAE (Fundação Getulio Vargas), and Innovar (Universidad Nacional de Colombia). When perceived quality was weighted by awareness, Academia, LABR-Latin American Business Review (University of San Diego -Coppead), and Innovar had the highest scores. Results complement a recent study by Ruiz-Torres, Penkova, and Villafane (2012) that focused on management journals published in Spanish. Analysis of results suggests that language and branding have an effect on the perception of journal quality. Implications for editors/ publishers, tenure, promotion, research grant committees, and authors are provided.KEYWORDS | Scientifics journals, ranking, Latin America, scientific production, business research. RESUMO RAE-Revista de Administração de Empresas | FGV/EAESP

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“…Another level of analysis makes use of data pertaining the frequency with which various authors are cited in the literature (McKain 1990). Frequency counts by various categories of interest can be aggregated, such as key journals in a certain discipline (Zinkhan, Roth, and Saxton 1992). An alternative approach is counting numbers of citations of a certain journal from journals of alternative disciplines (Cote, Leong, and Cote 1991).…”

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Investigating Research Streams of Conjoint Analysis: A Bibliometric Study

Teichert

Shehu

2010

Bus Res

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Conjoint analysis (CA) is one of the most important methods for preference elicitation. In this paper we investigate the intellectual structure within the conjoint analytical research community. Analyses based on single papers provide a method-based overview of streams of conjoint research. By using novel bibliometric techniques in this field we complement findings of existing reviews. We use co-citation and factor analysis of the most cited articles in SSCI to identify the most important articles and research streams. Seven research streams are revealed which are visualized by means of multidimensional scaling. Tables and graphics reveal the disciplinary affiliations of contributors to CA, the special structure within the classes as well as links between them.

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Knowledge Development and Scientific Status in Consumer-Behavior Research: A Social Exchange Perspective

Cited by 76 publications

References 17 publications

Knowledge Networks of the Information Technology Management Domain: A Social Network Analysis Approach

Knowledge Networks of the Information Technology Management Domain: A Social Network Analysis Approach

Using Expert Judgments to Rank 45 Latin American Business Journals

Investigating Research Streams of Conjoint Analysis: A Bibliometric Study

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