Asian criminology is a fast-growing area of criminological research, but its influence on the international criminological landscape is largely unknown. The current article examines scholarly influence by studying citations in four international criminology journals (AJC—Asian Journal of Criminology, ANZ—Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, CRIM—Criminology, and EJC—European Journal of Criminology) over a 10-year period from 2006 to 2015. Generally, the most-cited scholars in AJC overlapped with the most-cited scholars in the other three journals. The most-cited scholars in AJC tended to be based in the USA, working in the area of developmental and life-course criminology, and highly cited in the other three journals. Overall, Robert J. Sampson was the most-cited scholar in these four journals. Few scholars based in Asia were highly cited in ANZ, CRIM, or EJC, at least partly because few Asian scholars authored articles in these journals. We conclude that Asian scholars should be encouraged to carry out research that would interest international scholars and to submit their work for publication not only in AJC but also in other international journals.

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与澳大利亚、新西兰、北美和欧洲相比，谁是亚洲犯罪学中被引用次数最多的学者？

亚洲犯罪学是一个快速发展的犯罪学研究领域，但它对国际犯罪学格局的影响在很大程度上是未知的。本文通过研究四本国际犯罪学期刊（AJC——亚洲犯罪学杂志、ANZ——澳大利亚和新西兰犯罪学杂志、CRIM——犯罪学和 EJC——欧洲犯罪学杂志）在 10 年内的引文来检验学术影响力从 2006 年到 2015 年。一般来说，AJC 中被引用最多的学者与其他三个期刊中被引用最多的学者重叠。AJC 中被引用最多的学者往往在美国，在发展和生命历程犯罪学领域工作，并在其他三本期刊中被高度引用。总体而言，Robert J. Sampson 是这四本期刊中被引用次数最多的学者。很少有亚洲学者在 ANZ、CRIM 或 EJC 中被高度引用，至少部分是因为很少有亚洲学者在这些期刊上发表文章。我们的结论是，应该鼓励亚洲学者进行国际学者感兴趣的研究，并将他们的作品提交给 AJC 和其他国际期刊发表。