... of the Intellectual Field Using Citation and Co-citation Analysis of Correspondences.” History of European Ideas 36 ( 3 ): 330 – 39 . ———. 2010b . “Revisiting the ‘Quiet Debut’ of the Double Helix: A Bibliometric and Methodological Note on the ‘Impact’ of Scientific Publications.” Journal of the History...

... . “ Macrodynamics of Economics: A Bibliometric History .” History of Political Economy 48 ( 4 ): 551 – 92 . Doehne Malte Herfeld Catherine . Forthcoming . “ The Diffusion of Scientific Innovations: A Role Typology .” Studies in History and Philosophy of Science: Part A . Düring Marten...

... bibliometrics and network analysis to produce a classification system arising from the reference lists in all articles published in HOPE ’s regular issues (1–4): 1969–2018. Fifty Years of HOPE: Changing Priorities in the Historiography of Economics José Edwards And as historians of economics venture more boldly...

... and the expertise they possess. First documenting their growth bibliometrically, this article aims to illuminate the origins, content, and contexts of quasi-experimental research designs, which seek natural experiments to justify causal inference. To highlight lines of continuity and discontinuity in the transition...

... that macroeconomists' models and practices can adequately be understood as a series of battles between schools of thought. Our purpose, in this article, is to tell the story of another set of researchers, “sunspot” theorists. Drawing on archives, interviews and bibliometric evidence, we explain why this loose...

...? In this essay I consider that ques- tion, along with the related, and in some ways more interesting, question of how the use of the IS-LM model has changed over time. I begin with some general issues about the persistence of IS-LM and how its treat- ment has changed, presenting some bibliometric evidence...

... social science writing: dry and detailed. There is also a long chapter that attempts to construct a new bibliometric tool (arrows) for measuring the impact of Nobel laureates (individual reputations). This chapter also often lapses into the characteristic prose of the social sciences. In addi...

... gave rise to the use of techniques such as bibliometrics and citation studies. The second group initiated empirically informed analyses of the social nature of scientific knowledge that subsequently shaped a radical, relativistic, new sociology of scientific knowledge. Educational...

... the professional literature, by citation counts, or by any of the other methods of bibliometrics” (221). Apart from the fact that bibliometric methods might end up support- ing precisely those leading economic theories that are among the targets of his criticism as well, a few pages later irrelevance...

... . “ The Evolution of Ordoliberalism in the Light of the Ordo Yearbook: A Bibliometric Analysis .” In Institutional Economics in France and Germany: German Ordoliberalism versus the French Regulation School , edited by Labrousse Agnès Weisz Jean-Daniel , 159 – 82 . Heidelberg : Springer...

.... The Bank s Analytical Approach to Socialist Countries and Economic Reform. Country Policy Department discussion paper, no. CPD 5. Washington, D.C.: World Bank. Silva, Ester G., and Aurora A. C. Teixeira. 2008. Surveying Structural Change: Seminal Contributions and a Bibliometric Account. Structural...

... Reserve Bank Conference Series No. 19 . Boston : Federal Reserve Bank of Boston . Mankiw N. G. 2001 . The Inexorable and Mysterious Trade-off between Inflation and Unemployment . Economic Journal 111 : C45 – C61 . Mann G. S. Mimno D. McCallum A. . 2006 . Bibliometric...

...-mail: [email protected] . Daniel S. Hamermesh, Department of Economics, University of Texas at Austin, Austin TX 78712; e-mail: [email protected] . Copyright © 2017 Duke University Press 2017 applied microeconomics role of economic theory bibliometrics economists’ salaries References...

... Economy 33:3 (2001) the United States. Germany was no longer a country where those who were to become the leading Swedish economists found their principal inspiration.4 Acquisitions by Swedish University Libraries We shall now look at some bibliometric variables that may give another indication...

... on quantitative analysis of economists and the economics profession typically includes bibliometric analysis; content analysis of publications; and rankings of individuals, departments, and so forth. For a survey covering this field until the late 1990s, see Backhouse, Middleton, and Tribe 1997. However...

... different from collections of lives where no such criterion is employed.3 It may be going too far to say that short biographies enable us to see the “average” econo- mist (prosopography or bibliometrics may be needed for that), but they do enable us to come closer to that goal. Knowledge belongs...

... was explicitly modeled with agents not only optimizing the investment- consumption decision but also allocating time between employment and leisure.9 7. In a bibliometric study of the most-cited academic articles post-1970, Kydland and Prescott 1982 was ranked sixty-first, being cited 814 times (Kim...

... (2019) use bibliometric methods, such as citation and cocitation networks, as the main tools of their historiographic analysis. Qin s (2013, ch. 10) citation analysis shows that the Cowles Com- mission paradigm, contrary to the standard narrative, was able to with- stand the post-1970 reformative...

... influences. Their bibliometric analysis illustrates that the nexus between economics and natural and biological sciences has been one of the most active areas of cross-fertilization since 2000 (Truc et al. 2020). Terence Chong, Cally Choi, and Benjamin Everard ( 2009 ) developed a model to predict Nobel...

... they were intended to supersede.16 The bibliometric evi- dence provided by Jeff Biddle and Daniel Hamermesh (this volume) sug- gests that these new empirical techniques have been successful not by rede¥ning links between theory and applied work afforded by computer- ization but by enabling empirical...