Through bubbles and crises: An analysis of the Journal of Financial Services Marketing from 2000 to 2012

The decade-long cryptocurrencies and the blockchain rollercoaster: Mapping the intellectual structure and charting future directions

“…The most dated research on cryptocurrencies, their inherent values and implications concerns research into Bitcoin (Dumitrescu and Firică, 2014;Eross et al, 2019;Grant et al, 2013;Hughes and Middlebrook, 2014;Jacobs, 2011). While these articles amassed a low normalized citation count of approximately 0.6, the body of research that sprung in 2015 gained traction with normalized citation count of 1.11 according to Scopus citation counts.…”

“…Thus, a rigorous, systematic analysis of the content of CB scholarship can offer a rich foundation for comparing the current state to what it could evolve to. In particular, for some time, scholars have been raising concerns about discrepancies between the topics considered in CB scholarship and the topic interests of CB-interested practitioners (e.g., Grant et al, 2013;Larios-Hernández, 2017;Yli-Huumo et al, 2016).…”

A bibliometric analysis of the Journal of Public Affairs

“…Our methodology and approach were informed by the five key dimensions identified in Paschen et al's () paper examining literature published in the Journal of Wine Research : “authorship, author institutions, manuscript characteristics, research themes, and citation impact”—and Wiid, du Preez, and Wallström's () analysis of Marketing Intelligence and Planning from 1999 to 2010. Other papers such as Grant, Stiehler, and Boon's () article on the Journal of Financial Services Marketing provided further insight into assessing a journal's impact over time.…”

The potential of crowdfunding to promote business in the context of an emerging economy

“…Due to an exponential growth in CF in North America and Europe, the majority of existing empirical research on CF reflects on these regions (Hiller 2017). A study reported in the Journal of Financial Services Marketing (JFSM) on all their publications from 2000 until 2012, expressed an urgent need to expand research about CF (Grant et al 2013), and since then, several scholars have conducted research to address this void (see Chemla and Tinn 2019;Song and Tian 2020;Lipusch et al 2020;Sorgenfrei 2021). In South Africa, however, which is an emerging economy, representing one of the largest economies in the Third World, CF is still a relatively new phenomenon, and related research on the South African market is sparse.…”