Delineating a forum for business policy scholars

Article Abstract:

Business policy scholars with substantial publishing achievements were sampled as to their opinions on key management publications' appropriateness as outlets for scholarly research in their fields. A comparison is made of 1984 and 1986 survey responses. The three-stage project entailed obtaining data from 19 tenured professors at highly-regarded management schools, asking respondents to add or remove publications from the 1984 listings, and obtaining their publication ratings. More publications were found to be appropriate in 1986 than in 1984, but respondents appear to be generally more strict in evaluating the 1986 than the 1984 journals.

Research, Scholars

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The emerging forum for business policy scholars

Article Abstract:

A follow-up study to two studies published in 1987 and 1989 was conducted to ascertain the premier journals for business research scholarship. Tenured professors at respected institutions who are both recognized business scholars and widely published were surveyed to ascertain their choices of the premier business research journals. Research results reveal that nearly all of the journals scored the same in 1990 as they did in 1988. The premier business research journals recognized by survey participants were Strategic Management Journal, Administrative Science Quarterly, and the Academy of Management Journal.

Surveys, Management research, Business teachers, Academy of Management Journal (Periodical), Administrative Science Quarterly (Periodical)

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