知识管理与智力资本的实践关联学术研究:书籍作为知识翻译媒介

A. Serenko, N. Bontis, E. Hull
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为了增进我们对知识管理/智力资本(KM/IC)学术研究的相关性的理解,本研究探讨了作者用来开发其书籍内容的来源。我们采访了10位著名的KM/IC书籍作者,以确定KM/IC学术文献是否以及如何通过书籍传播。经证实,目前在同行评议的期刊上的知识体系被用于开发书籍/教科书内容。因此,书籍充当知识翻译代理,通过它们,学术文献被总结、汇总,并转化为非学术人士容易理解的格式。除了同行评议的期刊外,KM/IC书籍作者还利用其他资源,包括个人研究、专家意见、个人经验、从业者杂志、会议、书籍以及与学术界的非正式讨论。在本研究中开发的模型表明,图书的目标受众和作者的动机是可用内容来源和实际图书内容之间关系的纯粹调节因子。针对从业者的书籍,受到将理论付诸实践的愿望的启发,基于作者的个人经验,包含许多非同行评议的来源,而为学术读者撰写的书籍的内容主要来自同行评议的期刊,书籍和作者的个人研究。版权所有# 2011约翰威利父子有限公司
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Practical Relevance of Knowledge Management and Intellectual Capital Scholarly Research: Books as Knowledge Translation Agents
To enhance our understanding of the relevance of knowledge management/intellectual capital (KM/IC) academic research, this study explores the sources authors utilize to develop their book content. Ten prominent KM/IC book authors were interviewed to identify if and how the KM/IC academic literature is being disseminated through books. It was confirmed that the body of knowledge present in peer-reviewed journals is utilized in the development of book/textbook content. Thus, books serve as knowledge translation agents through which academic literature is summarized, aggregated, and transformed into a format that may be easily comprehended by non-academics. In addition to peer-reviewed journals, KM/IC book authors utilize other sources, including personal research, experts’ opinions, personal experience, practitioner magazines, conferences, books, and informal discussions with academics. The model, which was developed within this study, demonstrates that the book’s target audience and author’s motivation serve as a pure moderator of the relationship between the available content sources and actual book content. Books targeted to practitioners and inspired by a desire to bring theory to practice are based on the author’s personal experience and contain many non-peer reviewed sources, whereas books written for academic readers have content that is mostly derived from peer-reviewed journals, books, and the author’s personal research. Copyright # 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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