This paper examines how journal-, article-, and author-related factors influence citation counts in the business field using 236 journal articles collected from an AACSB medium research output school Middle East between 2017 2021. Results association tests demonstrated that rank format, subfield of article, author prestige are significantly related to number citations. CHAID further presence in...

The purpose of this study is to test the existence of the exposure effect in journal ranking decisions. The exposure effect emergeswhen participants of journal ranking surveys assign higher scores to some journalsmerely because they aremore familiarwith themrather than on their objective assessment of the overall journal’s contribution to the field. Analysis of the journal ranking data from a s...

Abstract This work applies a factor analysis with VARIMAX rotation to develop bibliometric indicator, named the Weighted Factor Index, in order derive new classification for journals belonging certain category, alternative one provided by Journal Impact Factor. For this, 16 metrics from three different databases (Web of Science, Scopus and SCImago Rank) are considered. The Weighed Index entails...

Instead of using citations or marketing academics’ perceptual ranking of journals, this article examines the ranking of marketing journals using Australian university library holdings, in either hard copy or full-text electronic format. This measure was used as a proxy for broad-based accessibility of marketing journals. The study found that the accessibility rankings differed significantly fro...