Twenty years of publications as legacy: Conversations to be continued and new ones to be set in motion
Lefebvre, Vincent
Twenty years of publications as legacy: Conversations to be continued and new ones to be set in motion - 2022.
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La Revue de l’Entrepreneuriat ( RE) is celebrating its 20th anniversary. The first 2021 issue offered an opportunity for another celebration: the 200th article published by RE. Rather than offering a narrative retrospective of the journal’s achievements, we opted to concretise the journal and study RE as an object of analysis. Specifically, we decided to study all the articles published in the journal. Over the last 20 years, RE has published 194 articles in 51 issues, including seven double issues. To maintain consistency among the various components of our analysis, we selected only articles that had gone through the review process. This criterion ruled out, in particular, interviews, introductions, and editorials. Initially, we carried out a descriptive analysis of the journal’s evolution, identifying its main contributors, the evolution of the articles published, the most cited authors, and the most frequently addressed themes. Subsequently, we coded each article and its contributors to better highlight the nature of the articles (empirical or conceptual) and their content (themes, methods, level of analysis).
Twenty years of publications as legacy: Conversations to be continued and new ones to be set in motion - 2022.
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La Revue de l’Entrepreneuriat ( RE) is celebrating its 20th anniversary. The first 2021 issue offered an opportunity for another celebration: the 200th article published by RE. Rather than offering a narrative retrospective of the journal’s achievements, we opted to concretise the journal and study RE as an object of analysis. Specifically, we decided to study all the articles published in the journal. Over the last 20 years, RE has published 194 articles in 51 issues, including seven double issues. To maintain consistency among the various components of our analysis, we selected only articles that had gone through the review process. This criterion ruled out, in particular, interviews, introductions, and editorials. Initially, we carried out a descriptive analysis of the journal’s evolution, identifying its main contributors, the evolution of the articles published, the most cited authors, and the most frequently addressed themes. Subsequently, we coded each article and its contributors to better highlight the nature of the articles (empirical or conceptual) and their content (themes, methods, level of analysis).
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