Normally high impact marketing journals publish research papers having some level of novelty.With reference to Marketing field, what are the chances that replication studies in a new environment or slightly different context be published in high impact factor journals?
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I think that your question already answered, please check the link, I hope useful and clarify your doubt,
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gking.harvard.edu/files/replvdc.pdf
Thanks Hussein A. Mustafa. I would appreciate if something is more related to management sciences.
Dear Mazhar
I find it very difficult. A high-impact journal judges (among other attributes) how many citations your paper might attract. As your article is a replication, it is understood that the paper you are replicating, is the one that has attracted the citations. The only possible exceptions are if your study provides some disconfirmation on crucial matters of the theory or if you add variables not contemplated in the previous study that allow for a better understanding of the theory.
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Jorge
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