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This paper reports the results of a citation-based analysis of accounting research journals. From a database developed from the citations to 27 accounting research journals within those same 27 research journals over the ten-year period 1990-1999, this paper reports the relative use (in terms of citation) of the 27 journals. From both the entire citation set, and also from subsets drawn by the ...

Journal rankings of specific research fields are often used for evaluation purposes, both of authors and institutions. These rankings can be defined by means of several methods, as expert assessment, scholarly-based agreements, or by the ordering induced by a numeric index associated to the prestige of the journals. In order to be efficient and accepted by the research community, it must preser...

In November 2012 the Google Scholar Metrics (GSM) journal rankings were updated, making it possible to compare bibliometric indicators in the 10 languages indexed – and their stability – with the April 2012 version. The h-index and h-5 median of 1,000 journals were analysed, comparing their averages, maximum and minimum values and the correlation coefficient within rankings. The bibliometric fi...