Academician

PINAR AKSEKİ

DOKTOR ÖĞRETİM ÜYESİ

IŞIK ÜNİVERSİTESİ MESLEK YÜKSEKOKULU DIŞ TİCARET BÖLÜMÜ

Ana Dal Sosyal-Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler Temel Alanı
Yan Dal Yönetim ve Strateji

Keywords YÖKSİS

Field ranking

YÖKSİS

Main field Sosyal-Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler Temel Alanı · articles 18,736/34,375 · Scopus 8,124 · WoS 8,779 · points 2.6 · 14,605
Side field Yönetim ve Strateji · articles 221/501 · Scopus 99 · WoS 105 · points 2.6 · 176
Keywords Örgütsel Davranış · articles 1,108/1,740 · Scopus 447 · WoS 512 · points 2.6 · 907
Stratejik Yönetim · articles 880/1,405 · Scopus 358 · WoS 401 · points 2.6 · 714

How points are calculated

Points: WoS/Scopus quartile (Q1=1, Q2=0.8, Q3=0.6, Q4=0.4). Dual-indexed papers count once at the best Q; no Q → 0.2 per paper. TR Index does not add points. Ranks use YÖKSİS publication identity.

Articles 5 YÖKSİS · 5 OpenAlex · 0

Projects 0

Books 2

Proceedings 2

YÖKSİS and OpenAlex counted separately.

Research topics

OpenAlex

Index quartiles

Scopus (SJR) 2

Q1 2
Q2 0
Q3 0
Q4 0

WoS (JCR) 2

Q1 0
Q2 1
Q3 1
Q4 0

TR Index 0 articles

OpenAlex

Top 1% 0
Top 10% 2
Avg 43.9%
n 5

Other counts

Scopus (SJR)

YÖKSİS rows 2 Q1 0 Q2 0 Q3 0 Q4 0

WoS (JCR)

YÖKSİS rows 2 Q1 0 Q2 0 Q3 0 Q4 0

What do these indicators mean?

Q1–Q4: the quartile of the journal in the given index (Scopus/WoS). Q1 = top 25%, Q4 = bottom 25%.
Top 1% / top 10%: number of works among the top 1% or 10% most-cited worldwide in the same field and year.
Avg percentile: mean citation percentile of the works (100 = highest).
Source: index quartiles from Scopus/WoS and TR Index flags; citation percentiles from OpenAlex.

Books

Books and book chapters recorded in YÖKSİS.

Records

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2014 Emerging Patterns of Work and Turkish Labour Market Challenges under Globalization Kluwer Law International BV ISBN 978-90-411-4983-1 Kitap Bölümü · Araştırma (Tez Hariç) Kitabı
2014 Labor and Employment Relations in a Globalized World Springer ISBN 978-3-319-04348-7 Kitap Bölümü · Araştırma (Tez Hariç) Kitabı

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