BEL Faculty researchers among the world’s most cited

A prestigious Stanford University database has named 29 UQ Faculty of Business, Economics and Law researchers among the world’s top 100,000 most-cited authors in their field.

The database classifies researchers into 22 scientific fields and measures their citation impact over their entire career and the 2020 calendar year.

BEL Faculty Associate Dean (Research) Professor Martie-Louise Verreynne said the database was widely seen as one of the leading ways to measure the impact and productivity of researchers.

Associate Dean (Research) Professor Martie-Louise Verreynne

“These researchers are among the best in the world in their field of study,” Professor Verreynne said.

“Their research advances knowledge and engages with the key issues facing the world today, from the costs of climate change to trust in AI."

“We are very proud of the contributions they are making to global society.”

Career-long citation impact

Twelve BEL Faculty researchers were named for their career-long citation impact in the field of Economics and Business:

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Single year (2020) citation impact

Twenty-five BEL Faculty researchers were named for their citation impact during 2020 in the field of Economics and Business:   

Four Business School researchers – Professor Dolnicar, Professor Jarzabkowski, Professor McKercher and Professor Ritchie – were ranked among the top 10,000 most-cited authors in 2020.

Citation impact in other fields

Four BEL Faculty researchers were also recognised for their citation impact in other fields of study:

  • Emeritus Professor Roy Ballantyne, Business School – career-long and 2020 citation impact in the field of Social Sciences
  • Professor Stephen Birch, Director of the Centre for the Business and Economics of Health – career-long and 2020 citation impact in the field of Public Health and Health Services.
  • Professor Andrew Burton-Jones, Business School – career-long and 2020 citation impact in the field of Information and Communication Technologies
  •  Professor Matthew Hornsey, Business School – career-long and 2020 citation impact in the field of Psychology and Cognitive Sciences.

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Last updated:
29 August 2023