Add to ORKGThis paper investigates the extent to which the outcomes of the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise, determined by peer review, can be explained by a set of quantitative indicators, some of which were made available to the review panels. Three cognate units of assessment are examined in detail: business & management, economics & econometrics, and accounting & finance. The paper focuses on the extent to which the quality of research output, as determined by the RAE panel, can be explained by the journal quality indicator published by the Association of Business Schools. The main finding is that although a high proportion of the variation between universities in their RAE outcomes can be explained by quantitative indicators, there is insufficie...
When performing a national research assessment, some countries rely on citation metrics whereas othe...
In this article I reflect on ways in which the neoliberal university and its administrative counterp...
Purpose – For many academics in UK universities the nature and orientation of their research is over...
This paper investigates the extent to which the outcomes of the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise, d...
The question of whether and how research quality should be measured, and the consequences of researc...
Assessments of quality and productivity of academic research programs become more and more important...
This short note adds to the debate on the most effective way in which to measure research quality. A...
Abstract: Evaluating the quality of academic journal is becoming increasing important within the con...
In a growing number of countries, government-appointed assessment panels develop ranks on the basis ...
In a growing number of countries, government-appointed assessment panels develop ranks on the basis ...
RAE ratings have been criticized as biased in favour of universities that are old, in England, large...
The question of whether and how research quality should be measured, and the consequences of researc...
In the UK, academic research quality in all disciplines has for many years been measured by a period...
The UK's higher education funding councils have proposed reducing the number of submitted outputs fr...
The UK's higher education funding councils have proposed reducing the number of submitted outputs fr...
When performing a national research assessment, some countries rely on citation metrics whereas othe...
In this article I reflect on ways in which the neoliberal university and its administrative counterp...
Purpose – For many academics in UK universities the nature and orientation of their research is over...
This paper investigates the extent to which the outcomes of the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise, d...
The question of whether and how research quality should be measured, and the consequences of researc...
Assessments of quality and productivity of academic research programs become more and more important...
This short note adds to the debate on the most effective way in which to measure research quality. A...
Abstract: Evaluating the quality of academic journal is becoming increasing important within the con...
In a growing number of countries, government-appointed assessment panels develop ranks on the basis ...
In a growing number of countries, government-appointed assessment panels develop ranks on the basis ...
RAE ratings have been criticized as biased in favour of universities that are old, in England, large...
The question of whether and how research quality should be measured, and the consequences of researc...
In the UK, academic research quality in all disciplines has for many years been measured by a period...
The UK's higher education funding councils have proposed reducing the number of submitted outputs fr...
The UK's higher education funding councils have proposed reducing the number of submitted outputs fr...
When performing a national research assessment, some countries rely on citation metrics whereas othe...
In this article I reflect on ways in which the neoliberal university and its administrative counterp...
Purpose – For many academics in UK universities the nature and orientation of their research is over...