The historical publishing pattern of the Journal of Business Strategies (JBS) is examined. Authors from 171 institutions have written over 262 articles from spring 1984 to fall 2008. Contributions to the journal were studied in terms of numbers of schools represented, number of authors per article, diversity of articles, breakdown of gender of authors, types of citations, and empirical orientation of the articles. Findings indicate that publications in JBS represent a significant scholarly contribution to the field of business strategy. Few differences were detected between JBS and other selected journals. Recommendations to enhance JBS are based on quantitative and qualitative analysis.
An extensive literature exists that determines accounting journal rankings and top research producers both individually and by program. While this research stream provides valuable insights to the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International (AACSB) accredited programs and to programs working to achieve such accreditation, it frequently is based on quality perceptions or considers top-rated programs only. This study extends previous research by reviewing authorship by faculty at a wider range of institutions. The results of this study suggest that lists based on the "top" journals may be unrealistic for many institutions. The information provided in this manuscript should assist programs, program leaders, and faculty members address AACSB accreditation issues, pro...
DISAM is in the middle of an immense task contained within a DEPSECDEF High Priority Performance Goal, tracked up through OMB channels to ensure that at least 95% of the SC workforce has their appropriate level of DISAM security cooperation (SC) training by the end of fiscal year (FY) 2011. DISAM 's Director of Research, Greg Sutton, has put together an article (immediately behind this page) which outlines much of the effort in terms of some of the source documentation, who we're in the process of attempting to measure, how we're measuring appropriate levels of training and applicable DISAM courseware, and DISAM capacity issues.
Tofel notes the instructive nature of his subject's vision: "More than thirty years before the advent of digital publishing, Kilgore recognized that well-educated professionals were becoming overwhelmed by the amount of information they were being asked to take in, and that a flood of data was actually yielding a drought of understanding." Tofel documents the story of Kilgore, once described as the greatest business journalist of the 20th century, from his humble beginnings through his leadership of TheJournal during challenging years to his success at bringing the newspaper to one million in circulation at the time of his death.
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