A longitudinal assessment of productivity in prominent sociology journals and departmental prestige

Disadvantage · Economic growth · Economics · Epistemology · Hierarchy · Occupational prestige · Phenomenon · Political science · Prestige · Productivity · Social science · Socioeconomic status · Sociology · Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice · Demography · Innovative Teaching Methodologies in Social Sciences · Law · Social and Cultural Dynamics

• The Context of Scientific Achievement

  Bruce Keith, Jenny Sundra Layne et al.•Social Forces•2002

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• Deciphering the US News and World Report Ranking of US Chemistry Graduate Programs

  Open Access•Masaru Kuno, Mary Prorok et al.•Scientometrics•2022

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• Tribal regimes in academia

  Open Access•Shin-Kap Han, Shin‐kap Han•Social Networks•2003

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• The gap between public evaluations and interactional status in social networks

  Open Access•N Gondal•Social Network Analysis and Mining•2023

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• North Central Sociological Association Presidential Address

  J I Bakker, J I Hans Bakker•Sociological Focus•2011

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• The "Second Shift" of Canadian Sociology

  Open Access•Josée Johnston•The Canadian Journal of Sociology•2005

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• Sociology research at liberal arts colleges

  Open Access•James E Hartley, Michael D Robinson•The American Sociologist•2001

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• PhD Program Prestige and Faculty Location in Criminal Justice and Sociology Programs

  David Fabianic•Journal of Criminal Justice…•2011

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• The "Second Shift" of Canadian Sociology

  Open Access•Josée Johnston•The Canadian Journal of Sociology•2005

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• Characteristics of the Most Productive U.S. Sociology Faculty and Departments

  Esther Isabelle Wilder, William H Walters•Sociological Quarterly•2020

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• The Institutional Structure of Eminence

  Bruce Keith•Sociological Focus•1994

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• Quantifying Scholarly Output

  Open Access•Esther Isabelle Wilder, William H Walters•The American Sociologist•2019

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• Collaborative Research in Sociology

  Open Access•Laura Hunter, Laura A Hunter et al.•The American Sociologist•2008

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• Critical Diversity and Departmental Rankings in Sociology

  Open Access•Cedric Herring•The American Sociologist•2013

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• Departmental quality ratings and visibility

  Open Access•Stéphane Baldi•The American Sociologist•1997

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• The Institutional Context of Departmental Prestige in American Higher Education

  Bruce Keith•American Educational Research…•1999

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• A Model of Robust Positions in Social Networks

  Matthew S Bothner, Edward Bishop Smith et al.•American Journal of Sociology•2010

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• The Academic Caste System

  Open Access•Val Burris•American Sociological Review•2004

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• Scientific elite

  Harriet Zuckerman•Scientific elite•1977

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• Invisible colleges; diffusion of knowledge in scientific communities.

  Diana Crane•Invisible colleges; diffusion of…•1972

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• The sociology of science

  Robert King Merton•The sociology of science•1973

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• An Assessment of Quality in Graduate Education

  Allan M Cartter, Ralph A Sawyer•Physics Today•1966

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• American Sociological Association

  Open Access•Michael R Hill•The Blackwell Encyclopedia of…•2007

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• Books vs. articles

  Open Access•Alan Wolfe•Sociological Forum•1990

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• Toward a General Theory of Action

  Clyde Kluckhohn, Talcott Parsons et al.•Toward a General Theory of Action•2017

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• Toward a General Theory of Action

  Clyde Kluckhohn, Edward Shils et al.•Toward a General Theory of Action•1951

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• The Big Three and the Status of Sociology

  Jerry Gaston, Charles E Bidwell et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1979

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• Social Theory and Social Structure

  Robert King Merton•Social Theory and Social Structure•1968

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• Entrance into the Academic Career

  J Scott Long, P D Allison et al.•American Sociological Review•1979

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• Career Patterns of Scientists

  D E Chubin, Alan L Porter et al.•American Sociological Review•1981

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• Organizational Context and Scientific Productivity

  J Scott Long, Robert Mcginnis•American Sociological Review•1981

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• Sex Differences in Status Attainment in Science

  Barbara F Reskin•American Sociological Review•1976

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• Productivity and Academic Position in the Scientific Career

  J Scott Long•American Sociological Review•1978

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• Cumulative Advantage and Inequality in Science

  P D Allison, J Scott Long et al.•American Sociological Review•1982

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• Scientific Output and Recognition

  Cole, Stephen Cole et al.•American Sociological Review•1967

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• Scientific Productivity and the Reward Structure of Science

  Barbara F Reskin•American Sociological Review•1977

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• Academic Sponsorship and Scientists' Careers

  Barbara F Reskin•Sociology of Education•1979

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• Sponsored and Contest Mobility of American Academic Scientists

  Lowell L Hargens, Warren O Hagstrom•Sociology of Education•1967

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