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Crossing Disciplinary Boundaries

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scientometrics and bibliometrics research Psychology Research and Bibliometrics Business Strategies and Management Research

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Although applauding the application of bibliometric techniques to an analysis of the management literature, this author presents an alternative interpretation to A. Lockett and A. McWilliams’s (2005) conclusion that, in general, the citation patterns of selected management journals compare “unfavorably” with a set of “core” journals from economics, psychology, and sociology. In doing so, the author discusses methodological and theoretical issues related to assessing the management discipline’s influence on science as a whole.

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