Rating of Marketing Publications: Impact of Accreditation and Publication History

Evolution of the Intellectual Structure of Family Business Literature: A Bibliometric Study of FBR

“…Co‐citation analysis has proven useful to describe, from an empirical standpoint, the intellectual structure of other disciplines using an objective method. It has therefore been applied in other areas such as management (Acedo, Barroso, Casillas, & Galán, 2001), marketing (Heischmidt & Gorden, 1993), organizational behavior (Culnan, O'Reilly, & Chatman, 1990), small enterprise (Ratnatunga & Romano, 1997), management information systems (Culnan, 1986), strategic management (Acedo, Barroso, & Galán, 2006; Ramos & Ruiz, 2004), and international management (Acedo & Casillas, 2005). In those disciplines, this methodology contributes to the identification of research gaps and orienting future lines of study.…”

Mapping the intellectual structure of decision analysis research in 1966–2007: An author co-citation analysis

“…It has therefore been applied in many academic areas such as management [1], marketing [13], organizational behavior [10], confl ict management [21], small enterprise [32], management information systems [8] [24], international management [2], knowledge management [29], and family business [6]. In those disciplines, this methodology contributes to the identifi cation of research gaps and orienting future lines of study.…”

Periodical Usefulness: The U.S. Logistics Educator Perspective

“…Time-challenged members of the logistics community would benefit from the knowledge of what publications are widely used and found to be of value. This article generates insight into these issues and provides guidance for individuals in search of valuable information tools.Unlike traditional studies of this nature, which base evaluations on the academic prestige or the research impact of periodicals (e.g., Heischmidt and Gordon 1993;Howard and Nikolai 1983), this study focuses on functional usefulness. Certainly, educators will have a direct interest in their peers' ratings of the periodicals in terms of research, outreach, and teaching merits.…”

“…Unlike traditional studies of this nature, which base evaluations on the academic prestige or the research impact of periodicals (e.g., Heischmidt and Gordon 1993;Howard and Nikolai 1983), this study focuses on functional usefulness. Certainly, educators will have a direct interest in their peers' ratings of the periodicals in terms of research, outreach, and teaching merits.…”

“…Survey-based studies have been widely used across business disciplines to perform evaluations of relevant periodicals. In many of these studies, experts in the particular discipline evaluated periodicals using individual Likert scale assessments of quality, prestige, impact, relevance, timeliness, and/or readability (Coe and Weinstock 1983;Heischmidt and Gordon 1993;Hull and Wright 1990;Malouin and Outreville 1987). The most recent logistics periodical study combined multiple variables to arrive at an overall quality and prestige perception rating for each periodical (Fawcett, Vellenga, and Truitt 1995).…”