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  • 1.  2014 Impact Factor Results came out today

    Posted 06-19-2015 00:47

    Dear colleagues

     

    The 2014 Thomson-Reuters Impact lists came out today.  The JCReports website has a new web interface, however, and it's not easy to get to the subject area lists.  I finally worked it out, however – and here they are.

     

    Cheers

    Neal Ashkanasy



  • 2.  2014 Impact Factor Results came out today

    Posted 06-19-2015 10:22
    ...So, is Google Scholar truly a less parochial and more comprehensive source of bibliometric data and overall scholarly impact than JCR?  Harzing makes some solid arguments (see link below), but it would be interesting to hear what people on this listserv think.  If you would like to comment on this, please send me an email (shaunhansen1@weber.edu) with your comment and your name/position.  I will compile all thoughts and send them back out.

    Here is where you can find Harzing's arguments in support of Google Scholar:


    S. Hansen
    Weber State University
    Shaunhansen1@weber.edu

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    On Jun 18, 2015, at 10:47 PM, Neal Ashkanasy <n.ashkanasy@UQ.EDU.AU> wrote:

    Dear colleagues

     

    The 2014 Thomson-Reuters Impact lists came out today.  The JCReports website has a new web interface, however, and it's not easy to get to the subject area lists.  I finally worked it out, however – and here they are.

     

    Cheers

    Neal Ashkanasy

    <Applied Psychology.xlsx>
    <Business.xlsx>
    <Management.xlsx>


  • 3.  2014 Impact Factor Results came out today

    Posted 06-22-2015 04:51

    Some faculties also us the article influence score (AI) found on this site: http://www.eigenfactor.org/

     

    All the best, Brian

     

    ____________________________________________________
    Brian R. Spisak, PhD
    Assistant Professor
    Department of Management and Organization
    Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
    VU University Amsterdam
    De Boelelaan 1105
    1081 HV, Amsterdam
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    ...So, is Google Scholar truly a less parochial and more comprehensive source of bibliometric data and overall scholarly impact than JCR?  Harzing makes some solid arguments (see link below), but it would be interesting to hear what people on this listserv think.  If you would like to comment on this, please send me an email (shaunhansen1@weber.edu) with your comment and your name/position.  I will compile all thoughts and send them back out.

    Here is where you can find Harzing's arguments in support of Google Scholar:


    S. Hansen
    Weber State University
    Shaunhansen1@weber.edu

    Sent from my iPhone

    On Jun 18, 2015, at 10:47 PM, Neal Ashkanasy <n.ashkanasy@UQ.EDU.AU> wrote:

    Dear colleagues

     

    The 2014 Thomson-Reuters Impact lists came out today.  The JCReports website has a new web interface, however, and it's not easy to get to the subject area lists.  I finally worked it out, however – and here they are.

     

    Cheers

    Neal Ashkanasy

    <Applied Psychology.xlsx>
    <Business.xlsx>
    <Management.xlsx>