Journal list fetishism and the ‘sign of 4’ in the ABS guide: A question of trust?
Abstract
The emergence of journal quality lists such as that issued by the UK’s Association of Business Schools (ABS) has instigated a wave of ‘journal list fetishism’ throughout the business school sector. Business school deans and research managers have become fixated on whether the publication records of current staff and new applicants include the requisite number of ‘hits’ in the best ranked journals. Little attention is paid to additional measures...
Paper Details
Title
Journal list fetishism and the ‘sign of 4’ in the ABS guide: A question of trust?
Published Date
Oct 20, 2013
Journal
Volume
22
Issue
1
Pages
119 - 138
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