2. Bibliometrics as reality-orientation
Craig Aaen-Stockdale, PhD
Seniorrådgiver, Handelshøyskolen BI

3. What actually is BI?
BI (like most HEIs) is a big, complex organisation
It does not fit the profile of a traditional business school
Everybody has their own ideas about
What we do
What we used to do (i.e. “the good old days”)
What we are good at
What we should be doing
These ideas are based largely on opinions, biases, employment history and narrow viewpoints

6. BI Research Assessment
Bibliometric review of all publications
Research management report
Peer-review by six external professors
Excluded Prof II-only publications
Following analysis based on 542 publications in WoS (44%)

7. Bibliographic coupling

8. Term co-occurance

9. Cold and old Oil Brand Comparative analysis Europe Subsidiary
Subordinate
Cost reduction
Collaboration
Interpretation
Empirical research

10. Hot! Hot! Hot! Population Shock Attitude Gender Woman Threat
Business relationship
Business interaction
Social implication
Diversity
Policymaker

11. Fraud and White-Collar Crime
Business
networks
Fraud and White-Collar Crime
Project management
Creative Industries
Strategic
management
EU Policy
Marketing
Political Science
Org. Psychology
Healthcare Policy
Accounting
Finance
Macro-
economics
Statistics

13. Top 5 publications (citations)
Publication BI author(s) (Year) Title, Source
Citations
MNCS
Paulina Junni (2013) Organizational Ambidexterity and Performance: A Meta-Analysis, Academy of Management Perspectives 75
8.47
Luk Warlop (2012) Identity-based Consumer Behavior, International Journal of Research in Marketing 69
5.01
Øystein Devik Fjeldstad (2012) The architecture of collaboration, Strategic Management Journal 63
4.88
Drago Bergholt (2012) Climate-related natural disasters, economic growth, and armed civil conflict, Journal of Peace Research 52
3.76
Debbie Harrison (2012) Resource interaction in inter-organizational networks: Foundations, comparison, and a research agenda, Journal of Business Research 45
3.27

14. Top 5 publications (MNCS)
Publication BI author(s) (Year) Title, Source
Citations
MNCS
Paulina Junni (2013) Organizational Ambidexterity and Performance: A Meta-Analysis, Academy of Management Perspectives 75
8.47
Paulina Junni (2014) A Sociocultural Perspective on Knowledge Transfer in Mergers and Acquisitions, Journal of management 15
8.31
Benny Geys (2016) Explaining Voter Turnout: A Meta-Analysis of National and Subnational Elections, Electoral Studies 10
6.65
Morten Huse, Gillian Warner-Søderholm (2015) Increasing the number of women on boards: The role of actors and processes, Journal of Business Ethics 6
6.57
Ralf Müller (2015) Relationships between a project management methodology and
project success in different project governance contexts, International Journal of Project Management" 19
5.61