This article ranks leading marketing programs using faculty research as the standard.
More than 40 programs published over 100 pages in the Journal of Marketing and the
Journal of Marketing Research between 1975 and 1985, and 35 programs published
over 200 pages in four leading journals. The results of the study indicate great breadth
in research scholarship in marketing.
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