The 4th episode of SPACE Podcast entitled “Hauptsache wettbewerbsfähig” is now online The SPACE Project (in cooperation with Lisa Puchner) is producing a podcast series entitled “Wettbewerb infrage” to support the dissemination of research results from the project and discuss the concept of competition more broadly. The podcast series combines results, negotiated positions and discussions […]
SPACE researchers @ SASE 2021 (4/4)
SPACE researchers presented their work at SASE Conference 2021 (online) Matthias Aistleitner, Dominik Kronberger and Jakob Kapeller presented their paper “The authors of top economics journals revisited” which is a replication study of Hodgson and Rothman’s (1999) earlier analysis on the geographical and institutional concentration of authors and editors of 30 highly prestigious economics journals. […]
SPACE researchers @ SASE 2021 (3/4)
SPACE researchers presented their work at SASE Conference 2021 (online) Carina Altreiter, Claudius Gräbner, Stephan Pühringer, Ana Rogojanu and Georg Wolfmayr presented their paper “Theorizing Competition: an interdisciplinary framework”. The paper delineates a framework that facilitates the triangulation of different concepts of ‘competition’ as used in distinct disciplines and paradigms. As such it is directly […]
SPACE researchers @ SASE 2021 (2/4)
SPACE researchers presented their work at SASE Conference 2021 (online) Laura Porak presented her recent paper “Governing the Ungovernable. Recontextualizations of “Competition” in European Policy Discourse” at this years Annual Conference of the Society for the Advancement of Socioeconomics (SASE). Her paper provides an analysis of the partly contradictory stances of the political sovereign towards […]
SPACE researchers @ SASE 2021 (1/4)
SPACE researchers presented their work at SASE Conference 2021 (online) SPACE researchers Stephan Pühringer, Johanna Rath and Teresa Griesebner presented their recent study “The political economy of academic publishing. On the commodification of a public good” at this years Annual Conference of the Society for the Advancement of Socioeconomics (SASE). Their paper provides an institutional […]