The Institutional Source and Concentration of Financial Research

Why Do Uk Accounting and Finance Academics Not Publish in Top Us Journals?

“…Not only are the top twenty universities listed in each study exclusively US, but there are only a handful of non-US contributors in the top 50 authors. A similar pattern is repeated in other bibliometric studies by US researchers (for example, Klemkosky & Tuttle (1977); Andrews & McKenzie (1978); Windal (1981), and Heck et al (1990)). Finally, a UK study by Doyle & Arthurs (1998) …”

Factors affecting research productivity of production and operations management groups: An empirical study

“…Studies assessing the research productivity of departments in academic institutions or individual researchers have been conducted in various disciplines such as in general business (Niemi [27]); Baden-Fuller et al [2]), management (Stahl et al [32]), marketing (Niemi [26]), finance (Klemkosky and Tuttle [19]; Ederington [11]; Niemi [25]), accounting (Jacobs et al [17]), management information systems (Vogel and Wetherbe [33]; Grover et al [14]), and economics (Graves et al [13]; Laband [20]). The above studies usually rank departments according to the number of articles published in the journals of the field.…”

Eight Decades of Contributing Authors and Institutions to theAmerican Economic Review:A Historical Summary

“…Such studies began appearing in the finance literature in the late 1970s (Henry and Burch 1974;Schweser 1977;Klemkosky and Tuttle 1977;Heck et al 1986;Heck and Cooley 1988). Similar studies in the economic literature include those by Graves et al (1982) , Davis and Papanek (1984), Hirsh et al (1984), Leband (1986), Medoff (1989), Tremblay et al (1990), and Tschishart ( 1989).…”