Book Review - The Publish or Perish Book: Your Guide to Effective and Responsible Citation Analysis

Book review by Michael K. Barbour. Harzing, Anne-Wil. The Publish or Perish Book: Your Guide to Effective and Responsible Citation Analysis. Melbourne, Australia: Tarma Software Research Pty Ltd., 2011

Publish or Perish. Perceived Benefits versus Unintended Consequences

This contribution reviews the book by Imad A Moosa entitled Publish or Perish. Perceived Benefits versus Unintended Consequences published by Edward Elgar Publishing in 2018

NEUTROSOPHIC LOGIC, WAVE MECHANICS, AND OTHER STORIES

There is beginning for anything; we used to hear that phrase. The same wisdom word applies to the authors too. What began in 2005 as a short email on some ideas related to interpretation of the Wave Mechanics results in a number of papers and books up to now. Some of these papers can be found in Progress in Physics or elsewhere. It is often recognized that when a mathematician meets a physics-inclined mind then the result is either a series of endless debates or publication. In this story, authors preferred to publish rather than perish. Therefore, the purpose with this book is to present a selection of published papers in a compilation which enable the readers to find some coherent ideas which appear in those articles. For this reason, the ordering of the papers here is based on categories of ideas

ANALISIS BIBLIOMETRIK PARIWISATA HALAL UNTUK MENGEKSPLORASI DETERMINAN DAYA SAING DESTINASI WISATA

Abstrak: Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui peta perkembangan penelitian terkait pariwisata halal menggunakan pendekatan analisis bibliometrik. Penelitian ini juga mengidentifikasi berbagai indikator yang dapat digunakan sebagai faktor penentu daya saing destinasi wisata. Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan statistik deskriptif. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode bibliometrik yang digunakan untuk mengevaluasi data bibliografi, termasuk jumlah jurnal, jumlah penulis, jumlah artikel dan kata kunci artikel. Penelitian ini menggunakan data publikasi artikel yang bersumber dari berbagai jurnal, conference paper, dan book section dari tahun 2010-2022 dengan penelitian dengan tema pariwisata halal atau “halal tourism”. Pengumpulan data dilakukan dengan aplikasi Publish or Perish (PoP) dengan sumber artikel yang terindeks Scopus dengan kata kunci “halal tourism”. Analisis tren perkembangan publikasi tentang pariwisata halal dalam penelitian ini dilakukan terhadap 105 artikel dengan menggunakan aplikasi VOSViewer. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan artikel dengan tema pariwisata halal dalam jurnal yang terindeks Scopus pertama kali terbit pada tahun 2010. Artikel dengan tema pariwisata halal paling banyak terbit pada tahun 2021. Jurnal yang paling banyak menerbitkan artikel dengan tema pariwisata halal adalah “Journal of Islamic Marketing”. Artikel yang paling banyak disitasi yaitu “Halal tourism: Concepts, practises, challenges and future”. Terdapat 6 klaster untuk kata kunci penelitian dan 1 klaster peneliti dalam tema pariwisata halal. Berdasarkan identifikasi indikator, kata kunci yang terkait dengan daya saing destinasi wisata antara lain pariwisata halal, keinginan wisatawan untuk berkunjung, kejujuran, makanan halal, akomodasi, pengetahuan tentang halal, sertifikasi halal, dan website pariwisata. Kata Kunci: pariwisata halal; bibliometrik; scopus; publish or perish; vosviewer   Abstract: This study aims to determine the development map of research related to halal tourism using a bibliometric analysis approach. This study also identifies various indicators that can be used as determinants of the competitiveness of tourist destinations. This study uses a descriptive statistical approach. This study uses a bibliometric method that is used to evaluate bibliographic data, including the number of journals, number of authors, number of articles and article keywords. This study uses article publication data sourced from various journals, conference papers, and book sections from 2010-2022 with research with the theme of halal tourism or "halal tourism". Data collection was carried out using the Publish or Perish (PoP) software with the source of articles indexed by Scopus with the keyword "halal tourism". The analysis of the development trend of publications on halal tourism in this study was carried out on 105 articles using the VOSViewer software. The results showed that articles with the theme of halal tourism in Scopus indexed journals were first published in 2010. Most articles with the theme of halal tourism were published in 2021. The journal that publishes the most articles on the theme of halal tourism is "Journal of Islamic Marketing". The article that was cited the most was "Halal tourism: Concepts, practices, challenges and future". There are 6 clusters for research keywords and 1 author's cluster on the theme of halal tourism. Based on the identification of indicators, keywords related to the competitiveness of tourist destinations include halal tourism, tourists' desire to visit, honesty, halal food, accommodation, knowledge about halal, halal certification, and tourism websites. Keywords: halal tourism; bibliometrik; scopus; publish or perish; vosviewe

A SYSTEMATIC EVALUATION OF PUBLICATIONS FOR PROMOTION OF MIS ACADEMICS

This article examines the role of publications as evidence for university promotion and postulates reasons why the academic publish or perish rule applies. A systematic approach to evaluation of an academic\u27s publication portfolio is described. The approach uses a four-step process for evaluating each publication: 1. Ranking of journal where article appeared or classification of book 2. Ranking of quality/impact 3. Evaluating effect of coauthors 4. Evaluating effect of multiple publication of same basic material Following the individual item evaluation, there is an overall evaluation of the publication portfolio for mix of articles and for rate of output. A method is suggested for applying this procedure in evaluating one\u27s own portfolio and developing a personal publication strategy for promotion

Everybody’s Publishing but Me! How a Writing Group Can Help Actualize Your Publishing Dreams

On any given day, one can go to the Chronicle of Higher Education and see a new article on the trials and tribulations of publishing and seeking tenure in academia. Anxiety inducing titles such as “Measuring Up” and “The Stress of Academic Publishing” reaffirm the notion that one must publish, or perish. While this type of pressure pushes some to success, for others, it makes it harder to write. However, you don’t have to travel this writing and publishing road alone. Inspired by the book Every Other Thursday: Stories and Strategies from Successful Women Scientists by Ellen Daniell, a small group of women academics and professionals in Logan, Utah found their support team through the creation of a writing group in Spring 2009

Publish and Flourish

At primarily undergraduate institutions (PUIs), teaching is usually the primary responsibility, and many PUI professors do not regularly produce publications, even if they were hired to include research as an important responsibility. Most instructors at these schools are busy enough with just teaching and other academic responsibilities. It can seem intimidating to think of doing research, writing a research proposal, then a publication, and so on. Perhaps the sum of these duties may seem like a daunting set of tasks, and a fear factor, consciously or subconsciously, may slow or even stop the research initiative. But at PUIs, it is not just publish or perish, and how much of that representation exists depends on the undergraduate institution: The best schools may push publication performance, and the weakest may ignore it. Either way, this book provides a new and more positive emphasis

Publishing without Perishing: Sharing Ideas & Challenging the Closed System of Academic Anthropology

Why do we publish anthropology? Do we publish to communicate our ideas, or to move up the ranks of academia? We all know the basic narrative: In order to land a job and move up the socio-economic ladder of academicanthropology, we all need to publish. As the saying goes: publish or perish. So everyone — from graduate students onward — joins in and perpetuates this particular academic habitus. But is the current system working? We may all be publishing (or working toward it), but that does not mean that we have really avoided the “perish” part of the equation. The problem, as Harry Wolcott pointed out almost two decades ago, is that we are stuck in an insular, closed system. Our current publication regime is primarily geared toward internal conversations and our own political economies. We are, in essence, talking to ourselves. We keep our conversations separated from wider audiences through habit, and also via a slew of self-imposed barriers (journal articles closed off through pay walls, writing style, overall use of media). This paper is about rethinking not only why we publish, but also how we publish. The goal is not to dismiss the importance of traditional venues for publication (books, journal articles, edited volumes), but instead to explore how we can start opening up and sharing our anthropological conversations with wider audiences through the creative use of a range of media-based tools and platforms

Herald of Holiness Volume 73 Number 23 (1984)

Cover Photo Credit: H. Armstrong Roberts IN THIS ISSUE: 2 Immanuel – The God of Compassion, General Superintendent: William M. Greathouse 3 The Greatest Commandment of All, John W. May 4 Letters 5 “You Did It to Me”, Michael J. Christensen 6 Publish or Perish, Galen D. Wilcox 8 God’s Book is Alive, A. Brent Cobb 9 His Book (a Poem), Viola Jacobson Berg 9 The Terrible Burden of Submission, Kenneth Vogt 10 Margaret’s Choice, Eric E. Wiggin 11 A Prayer for My Tongue (a Poem), Alton Hacker 12 Escaping Golden Claws, Howard Culbertson 13 Voices in the Wind, Leita Twyeffort 14 Seaweed, Stomach Acid, and God’s Grace, Gary Skagerberg 15 Eyes that Weep (a Poem), Connie 15 Where Love is Found, Marion K. Rich 16 The Editor’s Standpoint, W. E. McCumber 18 God’s Thank-You Notes, Sue Prentice 19 Mercy for the Elderly, William Goodman 20 By All Means, David Restrick 21 In the News 30 News of Religion 31 Answer Corner 35 Late Newshttps://digitalcommons.olivet.edu/cotn_hoh/1246/thumbnail.jp