Journal Self-Citation V: Coercive Journal Self-Citation – Manipulations to Increase Impact Factors May Do More Harm than Good in the Long Run

Journal Self-Citation V: Coercive Journal Self-Citation - Manipulations to Increase Impact Factors May Do More Harm than Good in the Long Run

Journal Self-Citation VI: Forced Journal Self-Citation - Common, Appropriate, Ethical?

Journal Self-Citation XII: The Ethics of Forced Journal Citations

Journal Self-Citation I: Overview of the Journal Self-Citation Papers - The Wisdom of the IS Crowd

Journal Self-Citation III: Exploring the Self-Citation Patterns in MIS Journals

Self-citation is a common practice in the research community. It includes citing one’s own papers and one’s target journal. A recent action by a publisher requesting each author of its journal to cite at least five papers published by the journal calls for a study of the self-citation patterns in MIS journals. This study intends to examine the cited table and the citing table in the database of...