1. Bibliometric Analysis of the Economic Crisis Topic Anna Bykova Research Workshop Perm, 2013

2. Key Points Motivation for research Data Sources & Methodology Results & Discussion Higher School of Economics, Perm, 2013 2

3. Motivation for Investigation The purpose of this study is to explore empirically the state and evolution of the economic crisis for the 2008-2012 period. The results offer valuable insights and help understanding the economic crisis and make predictions (or catch significant research trends) on its future development. Bibliometrics is one of the most pivotal measures for the evaluation of scientific productions. Macias-Chapula told that "scientometric indicators have become essential to the scientific community to estimate the state- of-the-art of a given topic" (quoted in Lolis et. al. 2009). Higher School of Economics, Perm, 2013 3

4. Scientometrics: basic points Different Data Bases for conducting research (next slide) Derek de Solla Price and Vasilij Nalimov were the originators of the discipline, which they developed for the purpose of providing research tools to historians and sociologists of science. Scientometrics are a set of methods for measuring the production and dissemination of scientific knowledge for conducting quantitative analysis of science

6. Methodology was almost taken from…. Jeevan V. K.J, and Sen B.K.. 2007. A scientometric analysis of publications on accelerator-based research from nuclear science centre and Tata institute of fundamental research India, Malaysian Journal of Library &Information Science, Vol. 12, no. 2, Dec. 2007: 89-97 Jeevan V.K.J., and Gupta B.M. 2001. R&D performance of different departments of IIT, Kharagpur: a scientometric study based on publications, (Delhi University) Journal of Library & Information Science, Vol. 26, no. 2: 129- 143. Pandalai T.A., Karanjai A., and Sen B.K. 1996. Bibliometrics in the evaluation of science. Handbook of Libraries, Archives & Information Centres in India, Vol 13: 99-108.

7. Research Question The aim of the study is conducting of bibliometric analysis to economic crisis publications in journals listed in the four ISI subject categories in the Social Science Citation Index (SSCI) during 2000 - 2013:  economics  finance business  business,  and management. The objectives of the study are to determine the following:  research output of the topic  language and geographical distribution of the literature  institution distribution of contributors  authorship pattern  highly cited authors and papers  hot topics. Higher School of Economics, Perm, 2013 4

8. Data & Methodology The study is based on the scientific productions in Scientometrics as reflected in the online version of the SSCI (Social Science Citation Index), the Web of Science. The SSCI is a multidisciplinary database generated by Thomson Reuters. The time period considered in this study is from 2008 to 2012. The basis for the analysis is the bibliographical descriptions of articles and their references from academic journals in various subject areas. The SSCI was searched using the keyword the “crisis” as a part of a title, abstract, or keyword to compile a bibliography of all manuscript related to this kind of research. The reported impact factor (IF) of each journal was obtained from the 2011 JCR. Higher School of Economics, Perm, 2013 4 RankCategory Total Cites Median IFAggregate IF# Journals# Articles 1Business2308311.1351.5941134855 2Finance Business1006890.7991.324863458 3Economics4019620.7781.14832115327 4Management3094571.1831.6621687064

13. Distribution of Document Types Higher School of Economics, Perm, 2013 4

14. Publication Output Publication Years Record Count (Articles) % of 3904 2012 1130 29 2011 1047 27 2010 797 20 2009 592 15 2008 338 9 Higher School of Economics, Perm, 2013 4 Publication Output: results from Scopus

15. Authorship & Publication Patterns Higher School of Economics, Perm, 2013 4 Authors Record Count (publications) % of 3904 J. Aizenman 13 0.33 H.S. Shin 12 0.31 V.V. Acharya 11 0.28 C.M. Reinhart 11 0.28 R. Alas 10 0.27 K.S. Rogoff 10 0.27 J.L. Stein 10 0.27 Source TitlesTP (%)IFSubject Journal of banking finance120 (3.0)2.60 Finance Business Journal of international money and finance 98 (2.5)1.1 Finance Business Applied economics letters72 (1.8)0.2Economics South African journal of business management 58 (1.5)0.2 Business, Economics Economic modelling53 (1.4)0.7Economics Applied economics50 (1.3)0.5Economics Cambridge journal of economics50 (1.3)1.4Economics Journal of financial economics50 (1.3)3.7 Finance Business

16. Distribution of Subject Category Higher School of Economics, Perm, 2013 4

17. Countrywide publication Higher School of Economics, Perm, 2013 4 Countries/Territorie s Record Count % of 3668 USA 1370 37 % ENGLAND 444 12 % AUSTRALIA 297 8 % GERMANY 278 8 % FRANCE 187 5 % PEOPLES R CHINA 147 4 % NETHERLANDS 142 4 % CANADA 134 4 % ITALY 128 3 % SOUTH KOREA 118 3 %

18. Institute-wise publication Higher School of Economics, Perm, 2013 4 Organisations Record Count % of 3662 International Monetary Fund 99 3 National Bureau of Economic Research 96 3 Harvard University 65 2 New York University 46 1 World Bank 46 1 European Central Bank 45 1 Columbia University 41 1 Australian National University 40 1 Federal Reserve Bank New York 40 1 Chicago University 40 1 University of California, Berkley 38 1 Cambridge University 36 1 Michigan University 34 1 Pennsylvania University 27 1

19. Most frequently-cited articles Higher School of Economics, Perm, 2013 4 TCTC per yearAuthorsYearTitleJournalIF 12320.50 Young, Michael N.; Peng, Mike W.; Ahlstrom, David; Bruton, Garry D.; Jiang, Yi 2008 Corporate governance in emerging economies: A review of the principal- principal perspective Journal of management studies 4.23 9916.50Verhoogen, Eric A.2008 Trade, quality upgrading, and wage inequality in the Mexican manufacturing sector Quarterly journal of economics 3.79 7615.20Mian, Atif; Sufi, Amir2009 The consequences of mortgage credit expansion: evidence from the us mortgage default crisis Quarterly journal of economics 3.79

20. Total number of citations for the most-cited article Higher School of Economics, Perm, 2013 4

21. 4 Hot issues

22. Research field Mapping

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