The state of Portuguese research in economics: 20 years after
Tóm tắt
In this paper we look at the state of Portuguese research in economics, with an emphasis on the 2000–2019 period. For this purpose we use three distinct data sets, namely on publications, citations, and the situation of economics researchers in Portuguese universities. Over the last 20 years, the number of publications in international journals that show affiliations to Portuguese institutions as well as publications by Portuguese authors with foreign affiliations increased considerably. However, after peaking in 2013, the number of publications has since decreased. This may be partly due to the 2010–2014 financial crisis that imposed several restrictions on Portuguese universities, but other factors may also have contributed to the decline.
Tài liệu tham khảo
Abbring JH, Bronnenberg BJ, Gautier PA, van Ours JC (2014) Dutch economists top 40. De Economist 162(2):107–114
Ben-David D (2010) Ranking Israel’s economists. Scientometrics 82(2):351–364
Cardoso A, Guimarães P, Zimmermann K (2010) Comparing the early research performance of PhD graduates in labor economics in Europe and the USA. Scientometrics 84(3):621–637
Cardoso JL (2022) Portuguese economic journal, past and future. Port Econ J 21(3)
Chatzimichael K, Kalaitzidakis P, Tzouvelekas V (2017) Measuring the publishing productivity of economics departments in Europe. Scientometrics 113(2):889–908
Ciaian P, Lancaric D, Pokrivcak J (2018) The productivity of economics research in Slovakia. East Eur Econ 56(2):168–200
Çokgezen M (2019) Research performance of Turkish economists and economics departments: another update and a review of the 2000s. Emerg Mark Financ Trade 55(1):133–149
Corsi M, D’Ippoliti C, Lucidi F (2011) On the evaluation of economic research: the case of Italy. Economia Politica 28(3):369–402
Dusansky R, Vernon CJ (1998) Rankings of U.S. economics departments. J Econ Perspect 12(1):157–170
Fabel O, Hein M, Hofmeister R (2008) Research productivity in business economics: an investigation of Austrian, German and Swiss universities. Ger Econ Rev 9(4):506–531
FCT (1999) Relatório dos painéis de avaliação - economia e gestão, arquivo de Ciência e Tecnologia, FCT, Lisboa
García-Castrillo P, Montañés A, Sanz-Gracia F (2002) A worldwide assessment of scientific production in economics (1992–1997). Appl Econ 34(12):1453–1475
Graves PE, Marchand JR, Thompson R (1982) Economics departmental rankings: research incentives, constraints, and efficiency. Am Econ Rev 72(5):1131–1141
Guimarães P (2002) The state of portuguese research in economics: an analysis based on publications in international journals. Port Econ J 1(1):3–25
Hamermesh DS (2018) Citations in economics: measurement, uses, and impacts. J Econ Lit 56(1):115–156
Karagiannis G, Katranidis S (2015) Accounting for compositional effects in measuring inter-country research productivity differences: The case of economics departments in four european countries. In: Salah AA, Tonta Y, Salah AAA, Sugimoto CR, Al U (eds) Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Scientometrics and Informetrics, Istanbul, Turkey, June 29 - July 3, 2015, ISSI Society
Katranidis S, Panagiotidis T, Zontanos C (2014) An evaluation of the Greek universities’ economics departments. Bull Econ Res 66(2):173–182
Katranidis S, Panagiotidis T, Zontanos C (2017) Economists, research performance and national inbreeding: north versus south. Economic Notes: Review of Banking, Finance and Monetary Economics 46(1):145–163
Katz DA (1973) Faculty salaries, promotion, and productivity at a large university. Am Econ Rev 63(3):469–477
Mata J (1995) A investigação em economia em Portugal: 1980–1994. Economia 19(2):73–100
Rodrigues MDL (2015) Análise cronológica das políticas públicas: ruturas e continuidades. In: de Lurdes Rodrigues e Manuel Heitor M (ed) 40 Anos de Políticas de Ciência e Ensino Superior em Portugal, Almedina, Coimbra
Santos Silva J, Tenreyro S (2022) The log of gravity at 15. Port Econ J 21(3)
Vasilakos N, Lanot G, Worrall T (2007) Evaluating the performance of UK research in economics, centre for Economic Research, Keele University
Wei G (2019) A bibliometric analysis of the top five economics journals during 2012–2016. J Econ Surv 33(1):25–59