Dr Ivan Zupic wins 10-Year Impact Award
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Dr Zupic has received the award for his paper ‘Bibliometric Methods in Management and Organization.’
Now in its sixth year, the 10-Year Impact Awards recognise research in journals with lasting influence.
The 2025 honour the most-cited papers published in Sage journals in 2014, meaning that the winning articles have received more citations over the past decade than any others published by global academic publisher Sage that year.
The winners this year are:
- 鈥楤ibliometric Methods in Management and Organization鈥� by Ivan Zupic and Toma啪 膶ater in Organizational Research Methods
- 鈥楺ualitative Content Analysis: A Focus on Trustworthiness鈥� by Satu Elo, Maria K盲盲ri盲inen, Outi Kanste, Tarja P枚lkki, Kati Utriainen, and Helvi Kyng盲s in Sage Open
Dr Zupic is a Senior Lecturer in Entrepreneurship in the Institute of Management Studies (IMS).
When I wrote that paper as a PhD student, I never imagined it would be so widely read. I'm truly glad that we've created something valuable for fellow researchers.
Dr Ivan Zupic, Senior Lecturer in Entrepreneurship, IMS
鈥淩esearch impact in the social and behavioral sciences unfolds gradually, through complex and long-term processes that conventional metrics struggle to capture,鈥� said Ziyad Marar, president of global publishing at Sage. 鈥淭he 10-Year Impact Awards attest to the enduring quality and lasting relevance of scholarship in fields often undervalued by short-term measures of success. Being an independent publisher allows us to look beyond traditional metrics to broaden perspectives on how impact is recognized in those disciplines across the globe.鈥�
- The winning paper can be accessed .