《MIS Quarterly》1998~2017载文可视化图谱分析

本文运用Citespace文献计量分析软件,以《MIS Quarterly》期刊在1998年至2017年收录的845篇文献为研究对象,从年度载文量分析、国家合作网络分析、机构合作网络分析和引文网络聚类分析四个方面进行研究,研究结果表明:1) 根据载文量分析,MISQ期刊的年度载文量呈现波动性增长,在2012~2013年达到巅峰67篇/年;2) 根据国家合作网络中心性分析,美国在国家合作网络中是核心节点,其次是挪威、英国、德国、加拿大、中国和新加坡;3) 在研究机构合作网络中,文献产出量前三所机构均位于美国,同时根据合作网络中心性分析,中心性在0.1以上的12所机构中,6所位于美国,2所位于加拿大,中国、韩国、英国和新加坡各有1所;4) 根据引文网络聚类分析,研究热点的演变可分为三个阶段:1998年至2001年期间研究信息技术接受相关理论与应用,2002年至2013年期间研究转向信息安全和IT行业应用的现实案例研究,2014年至2017年期间大数据的商业应用研究涌现。

Green Energy & Environment(Quarterly)

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CHINESE GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE(English Edition, Quarterly, started in 1991)

CHINESE GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE is the sole geographical journal published in English in China.It is undertaken by the Chinese Academy of Sciences,sponsored by Changchun Institute of Geography,the Chinese Academy of Sciences,edited by the Editorial Department of the journal,published by Science Press,Beijing New York.

Journal of Forestry Research(Quarterly,Started in 1990)

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Green Energy & Environment (Quarterly)

http://www.keaipublishing.com/geeAIMS&SCOPE Green Energy&Environment(GEE)is a peer-reviewed international and interdisciplinary research journal that focuses on all aspects of green energy and environment.This journal aims at presenting the world’s leading researches,ranging from either new or significantly improved protocols or methodologies to practical application of such fields.

Green Energy & Environment(Quarterly)

http://www.keaipublishing.com/gee AIMS&SCOPE Green Energy&Environment(GEE)is a peer-reviewed international and interdisciplinary research journal that focuses on all aspects of green energy and environment.This journal aims at presenting the world’s leading researches,ranging from either new or significantly improved protocols or methodologies to practical application of such fields.GEE publishes articles that focus on,but are not limited to,the following areas:

Green Energy & Environment(Quarterly)

http://www.keaipublishing.com/gee AIMS&SCOPE Green Energy&Environment(GEE)is a peer-reviewed international and interdisciplinary research journal that focuses on all aspects of green energy and environment.This journal aims at presenting the world’s leading researches,ranging from either new or significantly improved protocols or methodologies to practical application of such fields.

Green Energy & Environment(Quarterly)

http://www.keaipublishing.com/gee AIMS&SCOPE Green Energy&Environment(GEE)is a peer-reviewed international and interdisciplinary research journal that focuses on all aspects of green energy and environment.This journal aims at presenting the world’s leading researches,ranging from either new or significantly improved protocols or methodologies to practical application of such fields.

Missing quarterly earnings benchmarks, CEO cash compensation and institutional ownership

Research suggests that transient institutions, i.e., institutions with short-term investment horizon,make management focus on short-term earnings goals. This study examines incentive in terms of CEO cash compensation that explains why management concentrates on short-term earnings results when transient institutions hold high levels of ownership. Using quarterly consensus analysts＇ expectations as a proxy for short-term earnings benchmarks, the author finds that CEO cash compensation and the frequency with which management misses quarterly earnings benchmarks in a year （MISSNUMt） are more strongly negatively associated in firms with high transient institutional ownership than in firms with low transient institutional ownership, suggesting that transient institutions strengthen the inverse relation between CEO cash pay and missing short-term earnings benchmarks and hence increase pressure on management in terms of cash pay for short-term results. Moreover, the author shows that change in CEO cash compensation is positively associated with change in transient institutional ownership, consistent with the idea that selling shares by transient institutions influences the boards of portfolio firms in CEO cash compensation decision. This study contributes to the governance literature and is relevant to business managers by providing additional evidence that transient institutions provide less patient capital and may not benefit long-run firm value creation.