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Turner College Economist Reaches Professional Milestone

Turner College economist Frank Mixon recently reached the professional milestone of having 100 publications in A-rated academic journals. This occurred with his recent publication ranking women economists in the U.S. South, which was reported last week here at Turner Business. As indicated in the previous post, that paper is scheduled for publication in a future issue of Applied Economics. Being an economist, most of these publications by Mixon have appeared in A-rated economics journals. The 22 A-rated economics journals included in his research portfolio are the Journal of Applied Econometrics, Journal of Economic Perspectives, Economic Inquiry, Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, Land Economics, Energy Economics, Labour Economics, Public Choice, Southern Economic Journal, Economic Modelling, Kyklos, Economics of Transition, Applied Economics, Empirical Economics, Journal of Sports Economics, Journal of Institutional Economics, Review of Industrial Organization, Information Economics and Policy, Resource and Energy Economics, Economics of Education Review, B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy and Tourism Economics.
     Mixon's research has also appeared in some of the top management and international business journals. The management journal list includes the Journal of Management, International Journal of Human Resource Management, American Business Review, Evaluation Review, Journal of Business Venturing Insights, International Journal of Manpower and Knowledge Management Research and Practice, while the international business journal list includes the Journal of World Business and International Business Review. In the areas of marketing and logistics, Mixon has published in the International Journal of Advertising and Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review. Lastly, in the area of finance, he has a publication in the A-rated Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking. With these lists Mixon has published in 12 A-rated journals in areas of business education other than economics.
     Finally, Mixon's research has been published in a number of interdisciplinary/non-business A-rated journals. This list contains six additional academic journals. These are the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Scientometrics, Rationality and Society, Socio-Economic Planning Sciences, The Energy Journal and American Behaviorial Scientist. In all, Mixon's 100 publications appear in 40 separate A-rated academic journals. Stay connected to Turner Business for future updates on the research endeavors of all of the Turner College and TSYS School faculty. Each publication by members of these two groups is highlighted on our pages.    
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