Institutional Affiliation of Contributors to the Academy of Management Journal
Academy of Management Journal · 1975 · Volume 18 · Issue 2
Abstract
The article discusses the importance of being knowledgeable of the institutional affiliation of contributors to the “Academy of Management Journal” (AMJ). The assessment of journal publications by their faculties is a criteria for evaluation of the quality of collegiate departments. AMJ is compared to psychological periodicals such as “Journal of Applied Psychology” for the purpose of analysis despite its place as a business journal. A study is discussed in which the contributions of articles by various Universities are compared.
Keywords
ARTICLES (Published materials), PUBLISHERS & publishing, MANAGEMENT, UNIVERSITIES & colleges -- United States, BUSINESS communication, INDUSTRIAL relations, ORGANIZATIONAL structure, BUSINESS journalism, SCHOLARLY periodicals, UNIVERSITIES & colleges -- Faculty
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