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bottom of the list; as a relatively small journal, JET- M’s total citations
are significantly less than, for example, Research Policy (9,518 total
citations), Technological Forecasting and Social Change (2,966 citations),
Journal of Product Innovation Management (2,886), and Technovation
(2,663). I thus caution authors to avoid becoming too preoccupied
with proxies, especially impact factors, which often undergo consid-
erable swings from year to year. As always, the main reason for sub-
mitting to a specific journal is because it suits your research and you
are able to contribute toward its discourse, which in turn advances its
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