Struktur und Entwicklung der Controllingforschung — Eine Zitations-und Kozitationsanalyse von Controllingbeiträgen in deutschsprachigen wissenschaftlichen Zeitschriften von 1970 bis 2003

Schäffer, Utz; Binder, Christoph; Gmür, Markus

doi:10.1007/s11573-006-0019-7

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“…A citation is literature mentioned in the bibliography of a publication and/or used as a source for another written work. It is an acknowledgement of a published statement's level of significance, regardless of whether the citing author is in agreement or disagreement with it (Roth and Gmür, 2004;Schäffer et al, 2006;Voeth et al, 2006). For our study, a co-citation is the citation of at least two identical sources in at least two JRME 14,1 of the publications analyzed.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Different methods exist in citation and co-citation research that allow the establishment and development of clusters. The method applied here is a well-known construct that has been used in similar studies (Casillas and Acedo, 2007;Gmür, 2003;Gundolf and Filser, n.d.;Leonidou et al, 2010;Prévot et al, 2010;Schäffer et al, 2006). Using this procedural approach allows research fields to be presented in a clear and detailed fashion (Roth and Gmür, 2004).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Along with the absolute amount of co-citations, the value of existing citations was factored into the ranking, from which the absolute co-citation value was qualified by the citation frequency of each individual source. This method is very similar to that applied by Gmür (2003) as well as Schäffer et al (2006) which evaluates and ranks co-citations using a so-called "CoCite Score. "…”

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The entrepreneurial marketing domain: a citation and co‐citation analysis

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Purpose -Entrepreneurial marketing (EM) is at the brink of becoming an established discipline. To advance the field further and to better guide research efforts in different sub categories, the purpose of this paper is to examine the field's intellectual structure with the help of citation and co-citation analysis. Design/methodology/approach -This paper is based on a two-stage research design. First a citation analysis is carried out through which thematic clusters are identified. In a second step a co-citation analysis is conducted to determine the intellectual structure of EM research. Findings -This study exposes the most influential authors and publications and emphasizes conjunctions among scholars and their findings. Results show three streams that are the foundation of EM research: theoretical foundations of management, entrepreneurship, and marketing; the research interface of marketing and entrepreneurship; SME and new venture marketing.Research limitations/implications -The results of a bibliometric analysis are limited by the publications that have been selected as a starting point. However, through the selection criteria chosen to identify the database for analysis, the authors are confident that the results illustrate the intellectual structure of EM research in its entirety. The authors recommend that future research should be conducted in one of the three sub-fields identified in this study. Practical implications -By laying out different research streams within EM it is hoped that future research will be guided in different directions. "Fine-tuning" of research efforts will benefit small, new, and entrepreneurial firms. Originality/value -The analyses conducted in this paper draw a picture of the field that is based on a quantitative approach and therefore sets itself apart from other literature reviews that have a qualitative core.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…There are a number of alternative ways to assess the impact of works and authors in a discipline (Zupic and Č ater, 2015). One approach that has been used relates to assessing the citations of works, where it is argued that papers with higher citations are more impactful and thus influence the development of the domain (Arnold et al, 2003;Schaffer et al, 2006). Citation analysis is the most common objective approach to ranking authors, articles and journals, used in several business disciplines such as marketing (Baumgartner and Pieters, 2003;Chan et al, 2012Chan et al, , 2017Jaffe, 1997;Jobber and Simpson, 1988;Leone et al, 2012;Leong, 1989;Schlegelmilch and Oberseder, 2010;Wang et al, 2015), economics and finance (Chan et al, 2013;Chen and Huang, 2007;Frey and Rost, 2010;Mabry and Sharplin, 1985;Pinkowitz, 2002), information technology (Deng and Lin, 2012;Willcocks et al, 2008), and operations research (Davarzani et al, 2016;Petersen et al, 2011;Vokurka, 1996).…”

Section: Citation Analysismentioning

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An Analysis of the Green Consumer Domain within Sustainability Research: 1975 to 2014

Kumar

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2017

Australasian Marketing Journal

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Sustainability requires that consumers and organisations consider how their activities impact on the natural environment. The initial marketing discussion of ‘sustainability’ as we now define it was into green consumer behaviour and within the literature in this area has continued to grow. This paper analyses 677 journal articles with a green consumer focus that have appeared in 34 leading marketing, psychology and environmental journals between 1975 and 2014. The most influential articles, authors, and institutions are identified using citation analysis. An examination of the trends in topics focused on in the research, over eight five-year periods, identified behavioural intentions, demographics and marketing strategy as the top three subjects in the domain. Overall, the results show that green consumer research is a multidisciplinary research domain that has been explored across a diverse range of issues and contexts, with researchers dispersed globally, ensuring that sustainability continues to be an area of interest within the consumer domain.

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“…Die Zitationsanalyse ist eine quantitativ ausgerichtete bibliographische Methode zur Analyse der Strukturen eines Forschungsfeldes (Schäffer et al 2006). Mittels Zitationsanalyse werden Zitate auf den Zusammenhang zwischen der zitierenden und der zitierten Arbeit hin analysiert.…”

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Diskussionslinien der Entrepreneurial Marketing-Forschung: Ergebnisse einer Zitationsanalyse

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Zusammenfassung: Entrepreneurial Marketing (EM) ist ein dynamisch wachsendes Forschungsfeld, das zunächst als heterogen erscheint. Da eine solche Heterogenität die Orientierung innerhalb des Forschungsfeldes erschwert, hat sich dieser Beitrag zum Ziel gesetzt, die EM-Literatur zu inventarisieren und damit zentrale Diskussionslinien der EM-Forschung herauszuarbeiten.Auf Basis einer umfassenden Literaturanalyse wird zunächst die Entwicklungsgeschichte der EM-Forschung nachgezeichnet, und es werden Schlüsselautoren und Schlüsselzeitschriften identifiziert. Mittels einer Zitationsanalyse von 199 EM-Beiträgen mit insgesamt 6.195 Referenzen und einer anschließenden Expertenevaluation wurden vier Hauptdiskussionslinien der EM-Forschung identifiziert: 1) theoretische Grundlagen, 2) Entrepreneurship/Marketing-Schnittstelle, 3) Gründungs-und KMU-Marketing, und 4) EM im Sinne eines unternehmerischen Marketing. Diese vier Themenbereiche und die jeweilige Grundlagenliteratur bilden einen Rahmen für die Weiterentwicklung der EM-Forschung.

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Struktur und Entwicklung der Controllingforschung — Eine Zitations-und Kozitationsanalyse von Controllingbeiträgen in deutschsprachigen wissenschaftlichen Zeitschriften von 1970 bis 2003

Cited by 46 publications

References 63 publications

The entrepreneurial marketing domain: a citation and co‐citation analysis

The entrepreneurial marketing domain: a citation and co‐citation analysis

An Analysis of the Green Consumer Domain within Sustainability Research: 1975 to 2014

Diskussionslinien der Entrepreneurial Marketing-Forschung: Ergebnisse einer Zitationsanalyse

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