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Exploring Academic Reputation – Is It a Multidimensional Construct?

Corporate Communications, 2016
Purpose– The purpose of this paper is to explore the possible congruence of an academic organization’s reputation among various stakeholder groups. A potential measure of reputation that can be applied across multiple stakeholder groups gives an opportunity to compare their perceptions and therefore work toward a consistent reputation. The authors also
Dejan Verčič, Ana Tkalac Verčič
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Reputational Capital and Academic Pay

Economic Inquiry, 2001
This article examines how research productivity, administrative service, and teaching affect reputational capital in the market for academic economists. Also, we investigate the issue of the durability of reputational capital, estimating the penalties associated with gaps in research output.
William J. Moore, Robert J. Newman, Geoffrey K. Turnbull   +2 more
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REPUTATION AND EARNINGS: THE ROLES OF QUALITY AND QUANTITY IN ACADEME

Economic Inquiry, 2011
We examine the determinants of professional reputation. Does quantity of exposures raise reputation independent of quality? Does quality of the most important exposure have extra effects on reputation? In a very large sample of academic economists, there is little evidence that a scholar's most influential work provides any extra enhancement of ...
Hamermesh, D., Pfann, G.A.
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A few remarks on ResearchGate score and academic reputation

Scientometrics, 2017
An article recently published in Scientometrics sheds light on the way ResearchGate works in calculating its RG score, which seems to be affected primarily by the members' engagement in the social network environment, and only secondarily by publications.
Copiello, Sergio, Bonifaci, Pietro
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