Citation information is discussed as a means for ranking the research and publication visibility of eleven graduate programs in geography. It is suggested that the ranks produced by this objective method correspond better to the peer-based ranks of the 1982 NRC survey of graduate programs than those derived from publication counts. Citation information also provides a means of evaluating the differences between programs' inter- and intradisciplinary visibility.
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His research specialty is cukural ecology.
His interests include economic geography and the history of geographic thought.
∗We thank Greg Knapp, William Koelsch, Susan Hanson, David Ward, and the reviewers of this paper for their comments during various stages of its development.