An analysis of institutional contributors to three major academic tourism journals: 1992–2001

Jogaratnam, Giri; Chon, Kaye; McCleary, Ken W.; Mena, Miguela M.; Yoo, Joanne

doi:10.1016/j.tourman.2004.04.002

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“…An obvious reason is the use of publication metrics and impact factors to make decisions about promotions, remuneration, and resource allocation, both at the individual and faculty levels (Jogaratnam, Chon, McCleary, Mena, & Yoo, 2005). The interest in measuring and evaluating research output has a long history in North America, where individuals have been required to demonstrate their research prowess in order to secure tenured positions (Jogaratnam, Chon et al, 2005). Several studies also indicate that publication in top tier journals is perceived to be the most important factor for career progression in academia (Beed & Beed, 1996;Law & Chon, 2007;Weber & Ladkin, 2008).…”

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Themes and Trends in Australian and New Zealand Tourism Research: A Social Network Analysis of Citations in Two Leading Journals (1994–2007)

Benckendorff

2009

Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management

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Themes and Trends in Australian and New Zealand Tourism Research: A Social Network Analysis of Citations in Two Leading Journals (1994–2007)

Benckendorff

2009

Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management

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“…Similar to our research project, Jogaratnam, Chon, McCleary, Mena & Yoo (2005) also returned results on the productivity of analysis on the the respective affiliations of authors, their respective reputations and the contributions made by the different regions of the world.…”

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Convergence in tourism management research: a bibliometric analysis

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Garcia²,

Filipe³

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The tourism sector has correspondingly attracted a great deal of interest from many researchers with particular focuses falling on tourism management and witnessing exponential growth in the research on this field. Given this, the objective of this current study involves producing a chart of these scientific publications, identifying their intellectual structure and the research trends in tourism management. Our research thus seeks to contribute towards: (i) mapping the intellectual structure of research on tourism management as depicted in the academic literature, (ii) identifying the fundamental contributions made by the tourism management research field, (iii) determining the lines of research constituting its intellectual structure, (iv) identifying the scientific journals with the greatest impact on this area and (v) identifying the geographic distribution of knowledge, by universities and countries, and the collaborative structures.Keywords: Tourism management, marketing, governance, destination management, sustainability, bibliometric analysis. ResumoO turismo tem-se destacado pelo potencial de expansão à escala mundial, desempenhando um papel relevante como ferramenta de competitividade e motor de desenvolvimento regional. Esta temática tem sido alvo de grande interesse por parte de muitos investigadores, com especial incidência na gestão do turismo, verificando-se um crescimento exponencial de investigação nesta área. Face ao exposto, o objetivo do presente estudo é realizar um mapeamento das publicações científicas, estrutura intelectual e tendências de investigação relacionadas com a gestão do turismo. Neste contexto a nossa pesquisa pretende contribuir para o avanço da literatura. Para tal, efetuámos uma análise bibliométrica ao conceito "tourism management" procurando conhecer a investigação realizada. Palavras-chave:Gestão do turismo, marketing, governação, gestão do destino, sustentabilidade, análise bibliométrica.

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“…The analyses in these studies can be classified into three major streams: (1) institutional contributions and authorship analysis, which aims to identifying the institutions or authors which contributed the greatest number of research articles, with the primary purpose of ranking institutions and authors [1]; (2) statistical techniques and research designs which refers to analyzing research by looking at statistical methods used, research method, unit of analysis, and the nature of the research [2]; and (3) research theme and industry segment analysis [3].…”

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A Content Analysis of Hospitality Reports from the Center of Hospitality Research in Cornell University: 2001-2014

Wang¹

2015

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An analysis of institutional contributors to three major academic tourism journals: 1992–2001

Cited by 147 publications

References 14 publications

Themes and Trends in Australian and New Zealand Tourism Research: A Social Network Analysis of Citations in Two Leading Journals (1994–2007)

Themes and Trends in Australian and New Zealand Tourism Research: A Social Network Analysis of Citations in Two Leading Journals (1994–2007)

Convergence in tourism management research: a bibliometric analysis

A Content Analysis of Hospitality Reports from the Center of Hospitality Research in Cornell University: 2001-2014

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