the “taste for science” by a “taste for publication”. We suggest as alternatives careful selection and socialization of …Research rankings based on publications and citations today dominate governance of academia. Yet they have unintended … scholars, supplemented by periodic self-evaluations and awards. Neither should rankings be a basis for the distributions of …

behavior and develop counter strategies. Moreover, intrinsic work motivation is crowded out and undesired lock-in effects take …. Thirdly, there exist superior alternatives. They consist in careful selection and supportive process coaching ? and then leave …

behavior and develop counter strategies. Moreover, intrinsic work motivation is crowded out and undesired lock-in effects take …. Thirdly, there exist superior alternatives. They consist in careful selection and supportive process coaching – and then leave …

culture (users’ preferences including motivation) and technology (platform designs). The model shows that: a) in the long ….e. before the opening of the network to commerce, the initial emergence of a low-control-intrinsic-motivation equilibrium can be … of the network to commerce can indeed cause a transition to a high-control-extrinsic-motivation equilibrium, even if the …

differences in culture (users’ preferences including motivation) and technology (platform designs). The model shows that: a) in … economy - i.e. before the opening of the network to commerce, the initial emergence of a low-control-intrinsic-motivation …

Rankings have become increasingly important over the past decades and impose a sharp distinction between success and …-ranked competitors in the last two decades. These findings highlight a serious drawback of rankings. …

the research process. To counterbalance these negative consequences we suggest (a) rigorous selection and socialization …Academic rankings today are the backbone of research governance, which seem to fit the aims of "new public management …" on the one side and the idea of the "republic of science" on the other side. Nevertheless rankings recently came under …

the research process. To counterbalance these negative consequences we suggest (a) rigorous selection and socialization …Academic rankings today are the backbone of research governance, which seem to fit the aims of “new public management …” on the one side and the idea of the “republic of science” on the other side. Nevertheless rankings recently came under …