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Global ranking of knowledge management and intellectual capital academic journals: a 2021 update
Journal of Knowledge Management, 2021Purpose The purpose of this study is to update a global ranking list of 28 knowledge management and intellectual capital (KM/IC) academic journals. The list should be periodically updated because the pool of active KM/IC researchers changes, researchers
A. Serenko, N. Bontis
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2016
Academic journals have traditionally played an important role in the development of disciplines and fields of study. Cheng et al. (2011) suggest journals play three main roles. They produce, disseminate, and exchange academic knowledge, provide a means of evaluating research and scholarly work, and inform decisions concerning appointment and promotion.
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Academic journals have traditionally played an important role in the development of disciplines and fields of study. Cheng et al. (2011) suggest journals play three main roles. They produce, disseminate, and exchange academic knowledge, provide a means of evaluating research and scholarly work, and inform decisions concerning appointment and promotion.
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Hovering on the periphery? ‘Decolonising’ writing for academic journals
Compare, 2019Throughout the world, academics are urged, even bullied, to publish in English-language journals that are mainly North American or British in origin, from the ‘anglophone centre’ (Lillis, Magyar, and Robinson-Pant 2013, 238). Connell (2007, 9) refers to ‘
S. Trahar +4 more
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Journalism Studies, 2013
The traditional business model of journalism is disintegrating. Meanwhile, the academy faces criticism over teaching quality and research relevance. Drawing on economics, communication, and journalism, we construct a modest proposal: that academia produce some forms of at-risk public-interest journalism, bolstering the civic mission of universities. To
Dahlia K. Remler +2 more
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The traditional business model of journalism is disintegrating. Meanwhile, the academy faces criticism over teaching quality and research relevance. Drawing on economics, communication, and journalism, we construct a modest proposal: that academia produce some forms of at-risk public-interest journalism, bolstering the civic mission of universities. To
Dahlia K. Remler +2 more
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Российская история / Rossiiskaia istoriia
The article is devoted to the scientific, pedagogical and editorial activities of Professor S.S. Sekirinsky (1955-2012).
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The article is devoted to the scientific, pedagogical and editorial activities of Professor S.S. Sekirinsky (1955-2012).
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