A bibliometric analysis of five Knowledge management journals
Author
Woon, Chai Hoong
Date of Issue
2018-12-31School
Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information
Abstract
Bibliometrics is the process of the outputs of research through the use of statistical methods. It explores the contents of repositories of scholarly publications to infer relationships within the scientific community. This dissertation investigated five knowledge management journals, namely The Journal of Knowledge Management, The Journal of Intellectual Capital, The Journal of Information and Knowledge Management, The Electronic Journal of Knowledge Management, International Journal of Knowledge Management Studies from a bibliometric perspective. The research objectives were to investigate the annual publication counts, to find out the average number of author per paper, to evaluate the extent of collaboration between authors, to identify the most productive author in the industry, and to study the country of origin of the authors.
Subject
DRNTU::Library and information science::Knowledge management
Type
Thesis
Rights
Nanyang Technological University
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