Epistemic decolonization looms large in the academic Zeitgeist with diverse disciplines
convening sessions and even entire conferences on epistemic decolonization.'This powerful …

The literature on pluralism in economics has focused on the benefits expected from the
plurality of theories, methods, and frameworks. This overlooks half of the picture: the costs …

This article shows how the proliferation of economic language can undermine the political
authority of economists. The argument emerges from a comparative case study of two early …

Research background: Scientific evidence has shown the impact of environmental degrada-
tion on human well-being, demanding that political and economic decision-makers …

Recent evidence from citation analysis (Mitra et al., World Dev 135: 105076, 2020) suggests
that research published in top economic journals is becoming more influential in the …

This paper contributes to the debate on the role of normative values and political
preferences among (publicly visible) economists in the US. For this purpose, we conduct a …

Les économistes sont «partout» et n'ont eu cesse de voir leur influence grandir dans
l'université, la science, l'État et les entreprises4. En Suisse comme dans d'autres cas …

In the aftermath of recent populist upheavals in Europe, nationalist economic policies
challenge the overly positive view on economic integration and the reduction of trade …

Purpose: Current economic education is in urgent need of reform–both in terms of content
and in terms of didactics. This paper aims at contributing to this reform by outlining possible …

This article suggests a comparative field analytical approach to fields of cultural production.
Combining concepts from field analysis and focusing on homology with topic modeling and …