International business publications in the elite journals as a measure of institutional productivity and Enterprise University as a Digital Ecosystem

[Eugene Garfield]

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TITLE:          A perspective on the state of the field: International

                business publications in the elite journals as a measure
of institutional

                and faculty productivity (Article, English)

AUTHOR:         Trevino, LJ; Mixon, FG Jr; Funk, CA; Inkpen, AC

SOURCE:         INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS REVIEW 19 (4). AUG 2010.

                p.378-387 ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV, AMSTERDAM

 

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KEYWORDS:       International business; Ranking of institutions and

                scholars; State of the Field

KEYWORDS+:       TOP MANAGEMENT JOURNALS; ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTS;
EDUCATION-

                PROGRAMS; AMERICAN-SCHOOLS; RANKING; ACADEMY; FINANCE;

                TRENDS; IMPACT

 

ABSTRACT:       This study ranks academic institutions and scholars in

international business based on publications in International Business
Review, International Marketing Review, Journal of International
Business Studies, Journal of International Management, Journal of
International Marketing, Management International Review, Journal of
World Business, and 22 elite mainstream academic journals between 1996
and 2008. In contrast to earlier rankings that did not include
international business scholarship from a wide range of elite mainstream
publications across business disciplines, our analysis of international
business research uses a comprehensive scoring procedure which
demonstrates that IB research consistently emanates from many of the
traditionally highest ranking universities throughout the world. Of the
top 10 ranked universities, six are from North America, two are from
Europe, and two are from Asia. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights
reserved.

 

AUTHOR ADDRESS: LJ Trevino, Loyola Univ, Joseph A Butt SJ Coll Business,

                6363 St Charles Ave,Campus Box 15, New Orleans, LA 70118
USA

 

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TITLE:          Enterprise University as a Digital Ecosystem: Visual

                Analysis of Academic Collaboration (Article, English)

AUTHOR:         Nankani, E; Simoff, S; Denize, S; Young, L

SOURCE:         2009 3RD IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DIGITAL

                ECOSYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES. 2009. p.645-650 IEEE, NEW

                YORK

 

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KEYWORDS:       digital ecosystems; visual analytics; network analysis;

                academic networks

KEYWORDS+:       SCIENTIFIC COLLABORATION; KNOWLEDGE DISCOVERY;
PATTERNS;

                INTERESTINGNESS

 

ABSTRACT:       The concept f "enterprise university" [1] emerged to

denote the new kind of higher education institution that resembles many
elements of corporate governance. It has a tighter interaction and
integration in the environment, as has to take in account market
factors, such as student fee incomes, soft budget allocations for
special initiatives, including research funding, risk factors and
others. Hence an enterprise university can be viewed as a digital
ecosystem. An essential part for the survival of such system is
collaboration between academics. This paper presents a visual analytics
methodology for analysis of academic collaboration that is geared
towards real-time performance. We introduce a simple collaboration index
in order to depict slices of prominent collaborators and investigate the
networked clusters them. We demonstrate the work on an integrated data
set from real-world University. The technology is a key component in the
extended business intelligence support for the senior executive teams in
these new type of digital ecosystems.

 

AUTHOR ADDRESS: E Nankani, Univ Western Sydney, Sch Comp & Math,
Penrith,

                NSW 1797, Australia

 

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Eugene Garfield, PhD. email:  garfield at codex.cis.upenn.edu
<mailto:garfield at codex.cis.upenn.edu>  
home page: www.eugenegarfield.org <http://www.eugenegarfield.org/> 
Tel: 610-525-8729 Fax: 610-560-4749

Chairman Emeritus, ThomsonReuters Scientific (formerly ISI)
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Editor Emeritus, The Scientist LLC. www.the-scientist.com
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