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The Interdisciplinarity of Economics
Abstract Economics has the reputation to be an insular discipline with little consideration for other social sciences and humanities (SSH). New research [Angrist et al, 2020, JEL] challenges this perception of economics: the perception would be historically inaccurate and especially at odds with the recent interdisciplinarity of economics. By systematically studying citation patterns since the […] Lire la suite
Economic Methodology: A Bibliometric Perspective
Abstract Using tools from social network analysis, we study citation patterns since the early 1990s in the two most important journals in economic methodology (aka philosophy of economics). We mostly focus on assessing four historical claims in the existing interpretive literature. In agreement with the literature, we find that (1) it is sensible to split […] Lire la suite
Philosophy of Economics? Three Decades of Bibliometric History
Abstract Using bibliometric data and social network analysis, this chapter maps the intellectual output of two philosophies or methodologies of economics since the early 1990s. The first set of research stems from the specialized field. We show that the existing inter- pretive literature captures relatively well its main divisions. The second set is made of […] Lire la suite
A Bibliometric Perspective on the Place of Economics in the Social Sciences
Interdisciplinarity, Fragmentation and Economics : A Bibliometric Investigation
Interdisciplinarity, Fragmentation and Economics : A Bibliometric Investigation
Comment cartographier l’histoire de la spécialisation scientifique? L’analyse de réseaux dynamiques à la rescousse
Network Analysis in the History of Economics
We present social network analysis as a complement to other methods in the history of economics. We first discuss why social network analysis is especially promising for the study of the history of recent economics. We then use an example of research using it to highlight some of its characteristics. Lire la suite
A Bibliometric History of the Social and Human Sciences
Cartographier la distribution de la recherche en sciences sociales et humaines depuis les années 1950: c’est possible!
Résumé de la présentation : Personne aujourd’hui ne peut prétendre connaître la structuration de l’ensemble du champ scientifique par simple immersion dans ce champ, encore moins prétendre pouvoir rendre compte de son évolution depuis les années 1950. C’est ce que les méthodes numériques que j’utilise nous permettent de faire. Je vais présenter le projet en cours […] Lire la suite