There is a paper in the international journal of organizational analysis in 2001 that from a citation point of view analyses the different trends in management. A couple of papers that are forthcoming also use a similar procedure. The first one will apper in SMJ and analyses the RBV, the other one will appear in JMS and will look at the co-authorship between the most cited authors in management.If you are interested in them please contact me.
Regards
Francisco J Acedo
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De: "Dr. Carlos Alcerreca" <calcer@ITAM.MX>
Fecha: Jueves, Marzo 9, 2006 0:43 ombr
Asunto: most cited
A: BPS-NET@AOMLISTS.PACE.EDU
> I need to design a PhD course on the "Foundations of Management".
> One possible approach to design such a course would be to use the
> most cited articles in Management. I have seen articles listing
> the most cited articles in Finance, but I have not seen a recent
> list of the 30-50 most cited articles in the top Management
> journals. Do you know where I could find such a list?
> Carlos Alcérreca
> calcer@itam.mx
> ITAM-Mexico
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