Behavioural economics is a research agenda, which gradually has moved from the periphery to the centre of the discipline of economics. The rise of behavioural economics has fostered a burgeoning number of studies dealing with the past, present and future of the field. In contrast to these studies which focus on predestinated scholars, outlets and key concepts, this article uses exploratory bibliometric approaches to map behavioural economics.

Björn Jindra co-authored a new article on “Patenting patterns in artificial intelligence (AI): Identifying national and international breeding grounds”. The paper identifies countries at the forefront of AI and proposes two novel patent-based indicators to differentiate structural differences in the patterns of intellectual property protection observed for AI across countries.