EValuating gender policies in academia through the Analysis of scientific collaboration networks – EVA
The EVA project is dedicated to addressing gender disparities within the realm of academia and research. Focused on the fields of omputer science, political science, economics, and sociology, which align with our consortium's research areas, EVA conducts an analysis of gender dynamics within the geographical scope of France and the broader European space. This project aims to contribute to the ongoing efforts to promote gender equality in the scientific community by objectively assessing the impact and effectiveness of gender-related policies and best practices on scientific publication activity.
To bridge the gap between existing research on gender dynamics in collaboration networks and evolving policy landscapes, EVA adopts an interdisciplinary approach, bringing together researchers from political science and network analysis. This collaborative initiative produces a shared bibliometric dataset and maps gender policies and recommendations implemented by political institutions and the scientific community within the same specific temporal, disciplinary, and geographical context. This establishes a direct link between gender dynamics and policy initiatives. Methodologically, the EVA project introduces methods for anomaly detection and correction within co-authorship networks, enhancing the quality and accuracy of network analysis. It adheres to open science principles by constructing a comprehensive and publicly accessible database, serving not only as a valuable resource for the project but also as a means to promote transparency and collaboration across the scientific community.
Project coordination
Rosa FIGUEIREDO (AVIGNON UNIVERSITE)
The author of this summary is the project coordinator, who is responsible for the content of this summary. The ANR declines any responsibility as for its contents.
Partner
LIA AVIGNON UNIVERSITE
JPEG AVIGNON UNIVERSITE
ERIC Université Lumière Lyon 2
Help of the ANR 445,893 euros
Beginning and duration of the scientific project:
September 2024
- 48 Months