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Workshop: Rankings and the structure of the economic sciences

Do rankings promote excellence, preserve quality or only construct hierarchy and exclusion? These questions will be discussed at the workshop on 20-22 July at the JKU.

[Translate to Englisch:] Workshop

From 20.-22. July the workshop "Rankings and the structure of the economic sciences: promoting excellence, preserving academic quality, or constructing hierarchies and exclusions?" will take place at JKU.

Different study results from international scientists will be presented. Here you can find more informationen about the topic, opens a file and  the porgramme, opens a file.

21 July 2022

09:00 Welcome
09:30

Quantification of Science

The Network Determinants of Publishing in Top 5 Journals. Evidence from the Swiss Field of Economics Professors (1991-2020)

Thierry Rossier

10:15

The Performativity of Competitization in Academia

Stephan Pühringer & Georg Wolfmayr

11:00 Coffee Break
11:30

On the Quantification of Quality: A revised model for evaluating scientific excellence

Johanna Rath

12:15: Wrap up Discussion: Quantification of Science and its implications
13:00 Lunch
14:30

The Construction of Economic Expertise

Research Organizations: public policy and the search of excellence

Luísa Veloso & Helena Carvalho

15:15

Putting Rankings in Place: from “economics as science” to the economic expert dispositif

Jens Maesse

16:00 Coffee Break
16:30

Is Alternative Economic Expertise Intelligible? Peer review, Evaluative Criteria and Disciplinary Hierarchy  

Ellen D. Russell

17:15 Wrap up Discussion: The Construction of Economic Expertise and its implications
18:00 End Day 1 and workshop dinner

 

22 July 2022

9:30

The current state of economics and its implications

How evaluation practices in macroeconomics threaten objectivity: Complementing the “what went wrong” story with a social epistemology perspective

Teemu Lari

10:15

How rankings consolidate the paradigmatic monism in economics

Rouven Reinke

11:00 Coffee Break
11:30

Scientific understanding and mathematical modelling in economics

Rodrigo Lopez-Orellana and Bralind Kiri

12:15

Wrap up Discussion: The current state of economics and its implications

13:00 End Day 2

 

 

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Time & date

July 20, 2022 (all day)

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Location

Johannes Kepler University, Linz