OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)

Article	Citations
Netnography: An underapplied research method	20
Organisational justice moderates the link between leadership, work engagement and innovation work behaviour	19
Experiential value and continuance use of retailers’ mobile apps: Emerging market perspective	17
Examining foreign capital inflows and growth in The Gambia: A dual-gap approach	16
Organisational ambidexterity and social enterprise performance: A Ghanaian perspective	16
Store atmospherics and apparel behavioural intentions: The moderating effect of urban bottom-of-the-pyramid consumers’ age	14
A narrative analysis of formal financial institutions’ financing of new enterprises in South Africa	13
Theoretical frameworks applied in integrated reporting and sustainability reporting research	12
Faith as competitive strategy: The value-based leadership advantage in Christian hospitals	12
Environmental, social and governance and financial performance nexus in South African listed firms	11
The impact of liability of origin on corporate performance of Chinese high-tech multinationals	11
Capital structure of listed property firms: Lessons from a property investment reform	10
Work pressure and client internal control: Auditor personality in fraud detection	10
Integrating traditional and non-traditional model risk frameworks in credit scoring	10
Educator performance and the strategic plan priorities of the Eastern Cape Department of Education	10
A cost–benefit analysis for alcohol in South Africa for the year 2019	9
Promoting customer advocacy in the ride-hailing sector: A generational cohort perspective	8
Policy uncertainty, the economy and business	8
Beating the ‘so what?!’ rejection: All about your contribution	7
A pragmatic macroeconomic default risk adjustment in developing countries	7
Tax: The Pac-Man of funding received from the crowd	7
Can you spell ‘academic’ without ‘AI’?	6
Market responses to appointment of women and men as directors: A study of top 40 Johannesburg Stock Exchange-listed companies	6
Family businesses listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange: An introduction and research agenda	6
Globalisation and economic growth in Africa: New evidence from the past two decades	6

Anti-consumption: Investigating the role of socio-psychological factors in motivating customers to help other customers not to shop	5
Person–organisation fit, job satisfaction and intention to leave in the South African social development sector	4
A panoptic view of the South African wealth tax	4
Evaluating the capacity of rural-based South African stakeholders in the transformation of small, medium-sized and micro-enterprises	4
Online grocery shopping e-service quality: A generational comparison	4
How attitude, need for achievement and self control personality shape entrepreneurial intention in students	4
The 60-year journey of communication in tourism: A bibliometric analysis	4
External shocks’ effects on the co-movements of currency and stock returns in three Southern African Development Community states	4
Hybrid retirement strategy in South Africa	3
Heterogeneous effects of real effective exchange rates on agricultural exports	3
The relationship between investor tax preferences and the payout methods of JSE listed companies	3
Keeping the momentum in South Africa’s intensive export growth margin	3
Barriers to the development of integrated thinking skills of prospective chartered accountants	3
What are the drivers of female labour market participation in North Africa?	3
Corrigendum: Lean practices and supply-chain competitiveness in the steel industry in Gauteng, South Africa	3
Macro-locational determinants of Chinese foreign direct investment in Cameroon	3
The ugly truth about social welfare payments and households’ subjective well-being	3
More landless, more problems: Investigating the relationship between land and income inequality in Africa	3