Subdiscipline-Specific Journal Rankings: Whither Applied Economics?
28 Pages Posted: 13 Jan 1999
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Subdiscipline-Specific Journal Rankings: Whither Applied Economics?
Subdiscipline-Specific Journal Rankings: Whither Applied Economics?
Date Written: April 1998
Abstract
In light of widespread specialization of research and teaching, it seems appropriate to supplement the existing general rankings of economics journals with subdiscipline-specific rankings. That is the primary objective of this paper. The availability of subdiscipline-specific rankings also permits both (i) alternative journal ranking methods for the general discipline that account for the breadth of a journal's impact across specialized fields, and (ii) estimation of the relative weights implicitly associated with each field in traditional disciplinary journal rankings. The results are robust to the exclusion of self-citations.
JEL Classification: A1
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