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Practice theories: Citation analysis for practice fields

July 1st, 2010

Well, I can’t say that I haven’t been reviewed by some of the best people in the field with this one! *fans self*

Interestingly, it’s also very good evidence for the importance of what Cronin termed “the scholar’s courtesy” (acknowledgment for help given: reviewers comments, etc.) as the article is now greatly improved for the rounds of critique. (Not my research methodology, which didn’t garner much in the way of criticism, but for the way in which the rationale for focusing on practice theories could be best framed within the literature of the field— I know the literature reasonably well, but not quite as well as some of these reviewers do, as they wrote a lot of it!)

So, some minor revisions, and this one is finally “done.”

Good practice for the next one!

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