Title: International Political Economy: A Bridgeable Divide, A Bridge Too Far, or a Bridge to Nowhere
1International Political Economy A Bridgeable
Divide, A Bridge Too Far, or a Bridge to Nowhere?
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- Daniel Maliniak (UCSD)
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- Michael Tierney (WM)
- Paper from William and Marys Teaching, Research
and International Politics (TRIP) Project. - Prepared for the 2007 Meeting of the IPES,
Stanford CA
2Cohens Observation and Challenge
- The Transatlantic Divide in IPE
- The American School
- Positivist, Quantitative, Closed to other
disciplines - The British School
- Normative, Qualitative, Critical, Open
- Need for Bridge Building and Synthesis
- The Transatlantic Gap is Wide and Growing
- Both Sides would Benefit from Trade
3IPE Within IR
- Purpose of IPES Interdisciplinary Bridge
- Nature of IPE to Date Sub-Field of IR
- Comparing IPE to Broader IR Sub-Field
- TRIP Project and Data
- 2004 Survey U.S. IR Scholars
- 2006 Survey U.S. and Canadian IR Scholars
- Journal Article Database Top 12 IR Journals
- No Books, No Econ Journals, Limited Journals
4Top 12 Journals (Impact)
- American Political Science Review
- American Journal of Political Science
- British Journal of Political Science
- European Journal of International Relations
- International Organization
- International Security
- International Studies Quarterly
- Journal of Conflict Resolution
- Journal of Peace Research
- Journal of Politics
- Security Studies
- World Politics
5All Variables in Coding Project
- - Ideational Variables Used
- Material Variables Used
- Epistemology
- Time Period Studied
- Contemporary Timeframe
- Policy Prescription
- Issue Area
- Methodology
- Level of analysis
- Region under study
- Substantive Focus
- Authors Affiliation
- Authors Rank.
- Citations
- Country of Origin
- Year, volume and number
- Journal publication name
- Journal Editor
- Journal Editor Paradigm
- Total articles/Total IR articles
- Article Title
- Authors Name
- Number of Authors
- Authors Gender
- Paradigm advanced
- Paradigms taken seriously by author or used as
alternative explanation - Theoretical Synthesis
6Paradigm IPE
7Paradigm IPE
8Paradigm IPE
9Paradigm IPE
10Paradigms IR
11Paradigmatic and Atheoretic work
12Paradigmatic and Atheoretic work
13Paradigmatic and Atheoretic work
14Paradigmatic and Atheoretic work
- Take home Points
- IPE much more Theoretic and Paradigmatic than the
IR field more generally - Articles in the liberal paradigm dominate
American IPE
15Methodology IR
16Methodology IR
17Methodology IR
18Methodology IR
19Methods Employed by Survey Respondents
20Primary Method of IPE scholars by PhD year
21Methodology IPE
- Take Home Points
- Qualitative was the majority, now quantitative is
by far the leading method employed in 87.
22The Material Turn in IPE
23The Material Turn in IPE
24The Material Turn in IPE
25Epistemology of IPE and IR compared
26Epistemology of IPE and IR compared
- Take Home Message
- IPE has always been more positivist than IR, and
is now 99 Positivist
27Best Presses in area of expertise
Most Read Journalsin area of expertise
28IPE Publications rates at Highest Ranked journals
by IPE respondents
29Journals publishing the most IPE work
30Top PhD programs in IR, as ranked by IPE scholars
31Summary
32Faculty Perceptions of IR Literature and Teaching
33Paradigm per year 1980-2006
34Paradigm per year 1980-2006
35Paradigm per year 1980-2006
36Paradigm per year 1980-2006
37Paradigm per year 1980-2006
38Percent of articles (1990-2006)
Average number of citations (1990-2006)
- Non-paradigmatic (45)
- Liberalism (23)
- Atheoretic (12)
- Realism (10)
- Constructivism (9)
- Marxism (1)
- Realism (17.5)
- Liberalism (17.2)
- Constructivism (16.4)
- Non-paradigmatic (11.1)
- Marxism (8.2)
- Atheoretic (7.9)
39Methods utilized 1980-2006
40Methods utilized 1980-2006
41Methods utilized 1980-2006
42Methods of Respondents and Methods used in
Publication (2000-06)
43Epistemology of articles 1980-2006
44Comparison of Positivists vs. number of
positivist articles published
45Usefulness of various types of research for Policy
46Research, Importance and Percent of Publications
on Different Regions 2000-2007