Publishing performance in economics: Spanish rankings (1990-1999)

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Abstract. This paper contributes to the growing literature that analyses the Spanish publishing performance in Economics throughout the 1990s. Several bibliometric indicators are used in order to provide Spanish rankings (of both institutions and individual authors) based on Econlit journals. Further, lists of the ten most influential authors and articles over that period, in terms of citations, are reported. JEL Classification: A110, A140

Benchmarking research performance at the university level with information theoretic measures

“…This anomalous pattern compared to the rest of the Spanish universities has already been suggested (Garcia et al, 2012a (Dolado et al, 2003;Lubrano et al, 2003).…”

Publishing performance of Spanish academics: 1970—2004

“…those working in a Spanish academic institution or being a Spanish citizen. Since there are different ranking measures, we shall consider those who at least appear once in Tables 5 to 8 To calculate the rankings we have used three different measures: the first one is the UC3 index, based on Dolado et al (2003); the second one is the newest version of the KMS index, developed by Kalaitzidakis et al (2003), and including 30 top-ranked journals; finally, the last one is the index developed by Bauwens (1998), which covers a broad sample of economics journals. Details of these criteria can be found in Box 1.…”

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AbstractThe aim of this note is to complement some of the results appearing in Dolado et al (2003) article "Publishing Performance in Economics: Spanish Rankings". We want to focus on three issues: the robustness of the results regardless of the time span considered, the evaluation of the contribution of a researcher to the advance of knowledge, and to what extent the choice of a particular database can affect the results.

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¿Quién publica en las revistas españolas de contabilidad? Análisis bibliométrico del periodo 1996–2005

“…En España son numerosos los trabajos que analizan la producción científica en el ámbi-to de la economía [García et al (1999), Pons et al (1999Pons et al ( , 2006, Dolado et al (2003), Velázquez (2004) o Tombazos (2005, solo por citar algunos ejemplos), aunque contamos con un menor número de aportaciones sobre la producción científica en contabilidad. Cabe, sin embargo, destacar las aportaciones de Cañibano et al (1997), Amat et al (1998) y Larrinaga (2005.…”