Information Research Weblog

All of the papers in Information Research have counters, all that not all have had them since they appeared. However, they do offer some indication of popularity, and here are the most hit papers in each volume:

Volume 1 P. Riding, S.P. Fowell, and P.C.M. Levy An action research approach to curriculum development 39,465

Volume 2 Zita Correia and Tom Wilson Scanning the business environment for information: a grounded theory approach 31,977

Volume 3 Hooi-Im Ng, Ying Jie Pan, and T.D. Wilson Business use of the World Wide Web: a report on further investigations 11,947

Volume 4 Joyce Kirk Information in organisations: directions for information management 33,452

Volume 5 T.D. Wilson Recent trends in user studies: action research and qualitative methods 20,700

Volume 6 Maija-Leena Huotari and T.D. Wilson Determining organizational information needs: the Critical Success Factors approach 39,717

Volume 7 Chun Wei Choo Environmental scanning as information seeking and organizational learning 42,809

Volume 8 T.D. Wilson The nonsense of knowledge management 93,701

Volume 9 Jannica Heinström Five personality dimensions and their influence on information behaviour 24,856

Volume 10 Lynda M. Baker The information needs of female Police Officers involved in undercover prostitution work 4,087

Volume 11, No. 1 Liana Kourteli Scanning the business external environment for information: evidence from Greece 1,593

Interesting, the most hit paper in vol. 8 no. 2 is one of our contributions in Spanish:

Judith Licea de Arenas, Emma Santillan- Rivero, Miguel Arenas, and Javier Valles Desempeño de becarios Mexicanos en la producción de conocimiento cientifico ¿de la bibliometria a la politica cientifica? 6,048

I haven't had time to add the links, but you can find the papers through the author index at http://InformationR.net/ir/ if you are interested to follow up any of them.