2013
DOI: 10.1080/10511253.2012.709258
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The Most Prolific Female Scholars in Elite Criminology and Criminal Justice Journals, 2000-2010

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“…Highly productive academics have been studied mostly intra-nationally and in single fields of knowledge (particularly in economics and psychology), sometimes also cross-nationally (see Kwiek 2016a on top performers across 11 European systems). Recent studies on high research performers—based either on publication data or citation data—include research on star scientists (Abramo et al 2009 ; Yair et al 2017 ), star performers (Aguinis and O’Boyle 2014 ), the most productive scholars, including rising stars and stars overall (Copes et al 2012 ), the best versus the rest (O’Boyle and Aguinis 2012 ), academic stars (Long et al 2011 ), productivity stars (Aguinis et al 2016 ), the most prolific female scholars and female academic stars (Weir and Orrick 2013 ), high-performing researchers (White et al 2012 ), and superstars (Agrawal et al 2017 ; Serenko et al 2011 ).…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Highly productive academics have been studied mostly intra-nationally and in single fields of knowledge (particularly in economics and psychology), sometimes also cross-nationally (see Kwiek 2016a on top performers across 11 European systems). Recent studies on high research performers—based either on publication data or citation data—include research on star scientists (Abramo et al 2009 ; Yair et al 2017 ), star performers (Aguinis and O’Boyle 2014 ), the most productive scholars, including rising stars and stars overall (Copes et al 2012 ), the best versus the rest (O’Boyle and Aguinis 2012 ), academic stars (Long et al 2011 ), productivity stars (Aguinis et al 2016 ), the most prolific female scholars and female academic stars (Weir and Orrick 2013 ), high-performing researchers (White et al 2012 ), and superstars (Agrawal et al 2017 ; Serenko et al 2011 ).…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The prevailing method for identifying top CCJ scholars in the field is focused on publications in top-tier CCJ journals (Cohn, 2011; Cohn & Farrington, 1998, 2007; Cohn et al, 2014, 2020; Steiner & Schwartz, 2006; Weir & Orrick, 2013), but criminologists who publish their work in related fields are often ignored. One exception is Khey and colleagues’ (2011) study, which utilized the Harzing Publish or Perish index to review criminologist publications in a broader array of scholarly journals, books, book chapters, and monographs.…”
Section: Problems With Citation Countsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…11 krajów europejskich w Kwiek 2016a oraz w naszych dwóch najnowszych monografiach: Kwiek 2015d i Kwiek 2019a). Najnowsze badania wysokiej produktywności badawczej -oparte na danych dotyczących albo publikacji, albo cytowań -obejmują badania gwiazd nauki (Abramo et al 2009;Yair et al 2017), gwiazd produktywności (Aguinis i O'Boyle 2014), najbardziej produktywnych badaczy, łącznie ze wschodzącymi gwiazdami (Copes et al 2012), najlepszych względem reszty (O'Boyle i Aguinis 2012), gwiazd akademickich (Long et al 2011), gwiazd efektywności (Aguinis et al 2014), najbardziej produktywnych kobiet wśród akademickich gwiazd (Weir i Orrick 2013) i supergwiazd (Agrawal et al 2017;Serenko et al 2011;White et al 2012).…”
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