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15 Robinson College Faculty Members Are Among The World’s Most Cited Business Researchers

Fifteen faculty members at Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business are among the most cited business management researchers in the world and in the top two percent of their fields by citations, according to analysis published in the open access journal PLOS Biology.

Starting from a pool of eight million scientists who have published at least five papers, the analysis identified the top 100,000 scientists across all fields by citations, and the top two percent in 176 fields by citations. SCOPUS, the largest abstract and citation database, provided the data, which cover 1960-2019.

Author

First/Last
Publication

Number of
Publications

Publications
Cited*

Citations*

Richard L. Baskerville

1991-2020

189

149

6,771

Kris Byron

2002-2019

25

24

2,430

S. Tamer Cavusgil

1982-2020

150

133

9,749

Naveen Donthu

1988-2020

84

80

7,783

Glenn W. Harrison

1980-2019

135

121

5,361

Mark Keil

1994-2019

124

109

8,289

Lars Mathiassen

1980-2020

174

137

2,705

Todd J. Maurer

1980-2018

57

53

2,159

Arun Rai

1990-2020

146

117

9,515

Balasubramaniam Ramesh

1991-2019

92

75

3,057

Edward E. Rigdon

1994-2020

35

33

3,497

Daniel Robey

1974-2019

104

89

7,454

Veda C. Storey

1988-2019

128

104

5,037

Upkar Varshney

1992-2020

134

106

3,635

G. Peter Zhang

1998-2019

43

38

4,818


Source: “Updated science-wide author databases of standardized citation indicators
PLOS Biology, Oct. 16

* Self-citations excluded

“We are enormously proud, although not surprised, to see the tremendous impact of our colleagues quantified and documented,” said Richard Phillips, dean of the Robinson College of Business.

Robinson College scholars represented in the database span computer information systems, economic risk, international business, management and marketing.

Learn more about these Robinson College scholars.