Active prolific scholars in communication studies: Analysis of research productivity, II

Mark Hickson · Don W. Stacks · Jonathan Howard Amsbary

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An analysis of research productivity of communication studies faculty provides a yardstick against which faculty and administrators can gauge productivity. Results suggest that a “productive” currently active scholar is one who has published six or more times (were in the top 5% of all publishers) in journals listed in the SCA Index to Journals in Communication Studies through 1990.

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