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(June 14, 2007) 2007 Google Scholar Cites in Economics
(June 14, 2007) 2007 Google Scholar Cites in Finance
(June 14, 2007) 2007 Google Scholar Cites in Management
(June 14, 2007) 2007 Google Scholar Cites in MIS
(June 14, 2007) 2007 Google Scholar Cites in One-Person Areas
(June 14, 2007) 2007 Google Scholar Cites in Tourism Management
(June 25, 2007) 2007 Google Scholar Cites by Years Since Terminal Degree
(June 27, 2007)Top Heavy An Investigative Series on CoB Faculty Research Credentials The recent Google Scholar Citations publications here at usmnews.net reveal an interesting trend. A number of the CoB’s units are seeing their GSC counts coming mainly from one source. This phenomenon seems to be occurring with few exceptions. Researchers at usmnews.net have compiled a table (see below) that highlights this situation.
(June 27, 2007) The Great Race 2007: Google Scholar Cites by Unit
(July 3, 2007) Special Report Google Scholar Versus SSCI An Investigative Series on CoB Faculty Research Credentials The recent Google Scholar Citations publications here at usmnews.net have sparked a great deal of interest among readers. One reader suggested that our reporters compare the Google Scholar citation counts to those from the Social Sciences Citation Index, using the EFIB as a test case. We decided to do a quick SSCI search on just the ECO side of the EFIB for convenience. Before getting to these new findings, it might be helpful to re-examine the results from the 2007 GSC counts for economics. That table is reproduced below:

(August 2, 2007) Will the Bleeding Stop? A Look at the Departure of Sean Salter The recent breaking news story about the impending departure of assistant professor of finance Sean Salter represents the final nail in the coffin of the CoB’s real estate program. With Salter’s departure, we have put together another update of the brain drain list that has been building since the CoB’s AACSB Peer Review Team left Hattiesburg in February of 2007. In the last installment, we reported on the loss of Zaher Hallab, associate professor of tourism management. With Hallab’s departure, the number of refereed journal articles that have left the CoB since Feb-07 rose to 106.