Gender composition of scholarly publications (1665 - 2011) What
it does The gender browser provides a multiscale view of gender
representation across multiple domains of scholarly publishing.
A pre-print paper describing the study can be found here. How to
use it Click on any field to and zoom in to that field. Click on
the bar on the left to move back up to higher levels of
structure. You can also use the hoptree at the top to navigate
from field to field. How it works The JSTOR corpus is a
collection of research articles and other documents from
scholarly fields including biology, economics, law, sociology,
and statistics. (Some areas such as physics and engineering are
not well represented in the JSTOR collection and thus are not
mapped here.) We use the hierarchical map equation to uncover
the structure of disciplines, subdisciplines, specialties,
subspecialties, and so forth in the JSTOR corpus, based upon the
network of citations among 1.8 million scholarly articles
connected by citation and spanning th