Handbook of Meta-Research

Edited by Alis Oancea, Gemma E. Derrick, Nuzha Nuseibeh and Xin Xu

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Abstract: A collective project arising from a dynamic configuration of research concerned with systematic, critical and reflexive inquiry into the normative frames, institutional workings and lived realities of research, this dexterously-crafted Handbook acts as a working guide to the rapidly-evolving interdisciplinary field of meta-research. Bringing together cutting-edge multidisciplinary scholarship, it expertly outlines key domains including the public value, policy and governance of research, knowledge dynamics, and research cultures and careers. This title contains one or more Open Access chapters.

Keywords: Asian Studies; Business and Management; Development Studies; Economics and Finance; Education; Environment; Geography; Innovations and Technology; Law - Academic; Politics and Public Policy Research Methods; Sociology and Social Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
ISBN: 9781839105715
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Meta-research as discipline, field, or spectrum , pp 1-11

Gemma E. Derrick, Nuzha Nuseibeh, Alis Oancea and Xin Xu

Ch 2 Map of the Handbook of Meta-Research , pp 12-16

Gemma E. Derrick, Nuzha Nuseibeh, Alis Oancea and Xin Xu

Ch 3 Academic values and meta-research , pp 18-31

J. Britt Holbrook

Ch 4 Responsible research and innovation , pp 32-45

Richard Woolley, Paula Otero-Hermida, Irene Monsonís-Payá and Magdalena Wicher

Ch 5 Value and the public humanities , pp 46-54

Zoe Hope Bulaitis

Ch 6 Hard-to-assess research-impact nexuses in the humanities, arts, and social sciences , pp 55-61

Alis Oancea

Ch 7 STEMM academics' understandings of societal value in the context of the UK impact agenda , pp 62-72

Eliel Cohen

Ch 8 Sociology in the impact agenda: is there room for public sociology? , pp 73-87

Silje Maria Tellmann and Reetta Muhonen

Ch 9 Changing research policy and practice with evidence: the relationships between meta-research and its stakeholders , pp 90-103

Steven Hill

Ch 10 Global and national science systems: synergies and tensions , pp 104-115

Simon Marginson

Ch 11 The role of funders in shaping the UK research landscape , pp 116-132

Frédérique Bone and Beverley Sherbon

Ch 12 Mapping the field of evidence production and use , pp 133-145

Kathryn Oliver, Euan Adie and Annette Boaz

Ch 13 Methods development in evidence synthesis: a dialogue between science and society , pp 146-158

James Thomas

Ch 14 Meta-research and researcher evaluation , pp 159-171

Andrew Plume

Ch 15 Research evaluation in China: policy, practice and prospects , pp 172-189

Xin Xu

Ch 16 Changing research publication practices and the rise of research metrics , pp 191-203

Thed van Leeuwen

Ch 17 Diversification of knowledge production actors (including university-industry partnerships) , pp 204-214

Paul Benneworth and Julia Olmos-Peñuela

Ch 18 Could ORCID play a key role in meta-research? Discussing new analytical possibilities to study the dynamics of science and scientists , pp 215-232

Rodrigo Costas, Carmen Corona-Sobrino and Nicolás Robinson-García

Ch 19 De-legitimising the social sciences and humanities through peer review , pp 235-250

Gemma E. Derrick and Tony Ross-Hellauer

Ch 20 Research integrity in publishing: decolonial perspectives , pp 251-262

David Mills and Kelsey Inouye

Ch 21 A bibliometric study of bibliometric studies at South African universities , pp 263-278

Nelius Boshoff and Similo Ngwenya

Ch 22 Diabetes prevention or treatment: what is researched and what is mentioned online? , pp 279-291

Fereshteh Didegah

Ch 23 The state-of-the-art of research on science research careers , pp 293-308

Carolina Cañibano, Richard Woolley, Eric J. Iversen and Carmen Corona-Sobrino

Ch 24 Meaning and purpose in academic research: researchers of the 1990s vs 2010s , pp 309-321

Gerlese S. Åkerlind

Ch 25 Post-PhD careers: mobility and 'research' in the non-academic arena , pp 322-332

Lynn McAlpine

Ch 26 Hiding in plain sight: research management as a practice and profession in the scholarly ecosystem , pp 333-341

Julie Bayley and Kieran Fenby-Hulse

Ch 27 Stratification and cumulative advantages in academia: gender and national differences , pp 342-355

Jens Peter Andersen

Ch 28 The gendered minoritisation of public engagement with research , pp 356-364

Richard Watermeyer

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