Is economics insular to external influence? Is it becoming more interdisciplinary? We measured the ratio of extradisciplinary citations (COC) of economics and compared it to other social sciences and humanities (SSH)...

A new working paper on the role of disciplinary mobility (e.g., the ability of researchers to publish outside of their disciplines of origin) in behavioral economics. It is a contribution to the history of BE, but also a slightly original way to apply scientometrics. 

At the intersection of economics and philosophy, we find ‘economic methodology’ or ‘philosophy of economics’. A thread on the history of the field, its subjects of interest, and how it relates to heterodox economics using bibliometric methods. 

Is behavioral economics becoming less interdisciplinary? A thread on mapping and measuring the interdisciplinary practices of behavioral economics (BE) using 5 423 articles 

In this article, I discuss how BE went from a relatively unified research program to a multipolar research program with a variety of increasingly independent specialties 

In June of 2010, a special issue in the Journal of Economic Methodology was introduced with the question: “Neuroeconomics: Hype or Hope?” (Marchionni and Vromen, 2010). More than ten years later, it is time to provide an answer!