Research Scientist and Deputy Head - Training

Aliakbar Akbaritabar

Laboratory of Migration and Mobility

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Aliakbar Akbaritabar (Ali) is a computational social scientist with a background in sociology. 

He joined MPIDR from the German Centre for Higher Education Research and Science Studies (DZHW) and German Competence Centre for Bibliometrics.

Ali holds a PhD in economic sociology and labor studies from the University of Milan, and a PhD in sociology (social welfare) from the Allameh Tabataba'i University of Tehran. His work focuses on themes related (but not limited) to science of science, scholarly migration, social networks, collaboration networks, and computational social science. He looks forward to collaborate on research ideas close to these themes, using computational tools and techniques to answer social scientific questions. He is @akbaritabar on Twitter.

Here you could read more on how we re-purpose bibliometric data to answer social science and demographic questions.

MPIDR Publications

Recent All

Akbaritabar, A.:

Dichotomy of offline versus online social capital

SSRN research paper series 4311832. unpublished. (2023)    

Şanlitürk, A. E.; Zagheni, E.; Dańko, M. J.; Theile, T.; Akbaritabar, A.:

Global patterns of migration of scholars with economic development

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 120:4, e2217937120–e2217937120. (2023)    

Zhao, X.; Akbaritabar, A.; Kashyap, R.; Zagheni, E.:

A gender perspective on the global migration of scholars

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 120:10, e2214664120–e2214664120. (2023)    

Akbaritabar, A.; Stephen, D.; Squazzoni, F.:

A study of referencing changes in preprint-publication pairs across multiple fields

Journal of Informetrics 16:2, 101258–101258. (2022)

Castro Torres, A. F.; Akbaritabar, A.:

Methodological monotheism across fields of science in contemporary quantitative research

arXiv e-prints 2208.05373. unpublished. (2022)    

Recent All

Akbaritabar, A.:

Dichotomy of offline versus online social capital

SSRN research paper series 4311832. unpublished. (2023)    

Şanlitürk, A. E.; Zagheni, E.; Dańko, M. J.; Theile, T.; Akbaritabar, A.:

Global patterns of migration of scholars with economic development

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 120:4, e2217937120–e2217937120. (2023)    

Zhao, X.; Akbaritabar, A.; Kashyap, R.; Zagheni, E.:

A gender perspective on the global migration of scholars

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 120:10, e2214664120–e2214664120. (2023)    

Akbaritabar, A.; Stephen, D.; Squazzoni, F.:

A study of referencing changes in preprint-publication pairs across multiple fields

Journal of Informetrics 16:2, 101258–101258. (2022)

Castro Torres, A. F.; Akbaritabar, A.:

Methodological monotheism across fields of science in contemporary quantitative research

arXiv e-prints 2208.05373. unpublished. (2022)    

Gao, D.; Akbaritabar, A.:

Using agent-based modeling in routine dynamics research: a quantitative and content analysis of literature

Review of Managerial Science 16:2, 521–550. (2022)

Piolatto, M.; Bianchi, F.; Rota, M.; Marengoni, A.; Akbaritabar, A.; Squazzoni, F.:

The effect of social relationships on cognitive decline in older adults: an updated systematic review and meta-analysis of longitudinal cohort studies

BMC Public Health 22:278, 1–14. (2022)    

Akbaritabar, A.:

A quantitative view of the structure of institutional scientific collaborations using the example of Berlin

Quantitative Science Studies 2:2, 753–777. (2021)    

Akbaritabar, A.; Barbato, G.:

An internationalised Europe and regionally focused Americas: a network analysis of higher education studies

European Journal of Education 56:2, 219–234. (2021)    

Akbaritabar, A.; Bravo, G.; Squazzoni, F.:

The impact of a national research assessment on the publications of sociologists in Italy

Science and Public Policy 48:5, 662–678. (2021)    

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