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Publication Productivity of Bsw Faculty

H. Wayne Johnson University of Iowa, USA
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Grafton H. Hull Jr. Social Work Department, Southwest Missouri State University, USA
Pages 358-368 | Accepted 01 Oct 1994, Published online: 31 May 2013

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NatashaA. Frost, NickieD. Phillips & ToddR. Clear. (2007) Productivity of Criminal Justice Scholars Across the Career. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 18:3, pages 428-443.
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Jan Ligon, D. Lynn Jackson & Brace Thyer. (2007) Academic Affiliations of Social Work Journal Article Authors from 1999–2003. Journal of Social Service Research 33:3, pages 13-20.
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Gary Holden, Gary Rosenberg & Kathleen Barker. (2005) Bibliometrics. Social Work in Health Care 41:3-4, pages 67-92.
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Gary Holden, Gary Rosenberg & Kathleen Barker. (2005) Tracing Thought Through Time and Space. Social Work in Health Care 41:3-4, pages 1-34.
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Michael M. O. Seipel. (2003) Assessing Publication for Tenure. Journal of Social Work Education 39:1, pages 79-88.
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Jan Ligon & Bruce Thyer. (2001) Academic Affiliations of Social Work Journals Authors. Journal of Social Service Research 28:2, pages 69-81.
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RobertG. Green & MelissaA. Hayden. (2001) Citations of Articles Published by the Most Productive Social Work Faculties in the 1990s. Journal of Social Service Research 27:3, pages 41-56.
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Alejandro del Carmen & RobertL. Bing. (2000) Academic productivity of African Americans in criminology and criminal justice. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 11:2, pages 237-249.
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Margaret Gibelman & SheldonR. Gelman. (2000) The trend toward multiple authorship in social work: A British and US comparison. Social Work Education 19:4, pages 349-358.
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Sheldon R. Gelman & Margaret Gibelman. (1999) A Quest for Citations? an Analysis of and Commentary on the Trend Toward Multiple Authorship. Journal of Social Work Education 35:2, pages 203-213.
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Robert G. Green. (1998) Faculty Rank, Effort, and Success. Journal of Social Work Education 34:3, pages 415-426.
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Robert G. Green, Frank R. Baskind, Al M. Best & A. Suzanne Boyd. (1997) Getting Beyond the Productivity Gap. Journal of Social Work Education 33:3, pages 541-553.
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Thomas E. Smith, Kat S. Jacobs, Philip J. Osteen & T. Edison Carter. (2018) Comparing the research productivity of social work doctoral programs using the h-Index. Scientometrics 116:3, pages 1513-1530.
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WILLIAM M. EPSTEIN. (2012) DON'T JUMP, MOTHER LOVES YOU: THE RESCUE OF SOCIAL WORK FROM THE SUICIDE OF ITS OWN RESEARCH. The Hong Kong Journal of Social Work 39:01n02, pages 91-102.
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