IS journal review process: a survey on IS research practices and journal review issues

Authors:
Chang E. Koh
Affiliations:
Department of Business Computer Information Systems, College of Business Administration, The University of North Texas, P.O. Box 305249, Denton, TX
Venue:
Information and Management
Year:
2003

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Abstract

Journal publication is an important indicator of research productivity for individual researchers as well as academic institutions. It is also a contentious issue as various stakeholders have different and often conflicting interests and perspectives. This study explores how IS researchers view journal review and publication process based on their professional status, institutional mission, and role orientation. It also investigates publication practices of IS researchers, such as frequency of article submissions, acceptance/rejection rates, number of revisions required before publication, and publication outlets.