This article reviews strategic suggestions for heterodox economic journals and heterodox
economists relating to quantitative indexing. It contains a critique of Thomson Scientifics …

Citation counts are increasingly used to create rankings of scholars or institutions: while
social scientists are often skeptical of the resulting indexes, economists have mostly been …

This article argues that the discipline of economics consists of two subdisciplines: heterodox
and mainstream economics. Being distinct bodies of knowledge, it is possible that the …

As discussed by a series of recent contributions (see for example Davidson, 2009; Hodgson,
2009; Lawson, 2009a), for many heterodox economic scholars the current economic crisis is …

We examine the patterns of editorial collaboration in 20 leading finance journals, from 1994
to 2013. We investigate the social structure of editorship across journals, editorial positions …

The notion of an 'orthodox core–heterodox periphery'structure and the extent of
interdisciplinary links have been widely discussed, and partially investigated …

We investigate to what extent personal proximity and similarity in professional and political
attributes, besides scientific factors, help explaining citations between economists. We do so …

Elements of the history of research publications on accounting's past are examined through
an analysis of citations appearing in 546 articles published from 1996 to 2008 in the three …

This article investigates citations metrics as an institutional phenomenon from two
perspectives: first it tries to articulate the role of citation metrics within a Gramscian …

Heterodox economics is in part defined by exclusion from orthodox circles and there is an
understandable tendency for heterodox economists to engage primarily with each other …