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IDEAS currently serves information about:

Journals
& series
Itemsof which
onlineJEL codedwith abstractswith referenceswith citations
Working papers 2709 314485 255941 132211 242849 156529 117365
Articles 1027 481884 422111 28765 207760 62392 152129
Chapters 60 11796 11593 1216 1026 1584 3066
Books 118 4044 1510 1285 1443 157 462
Software components 24 1859 1846 26 1752 71 141
Total 3938 814068 693001 163503 454830 220733 273163

In addition, IDEAS has information about
11444 economics institutions,
22207 authors who have registered with the RePEc Author Service (who have authored 467313 items listed in RePEc) and
25865 NEP reports in 86 fields.

IDEAS is a service providing information about working papers and published research to the economics profession. IDEAS stands for "Internet Documents in Economics Access Service", which is not very good English, but you get the idea... The bibliographic data available here are contributed at no charge by volunteers and made available freely.

This service uses the complete data from the RePEc database, which includes bibliographic data contributed by over 1000 archives, including many of the major research outlets and publishers.

Newly participating institutions (past two months)

7.10.09: Towson University
6.10.09: Institute for Prospective and Technological Studies
2.10.09: ETH Zurich (IV)
28.9.09: University of Bath
27.9.09: Australian Journal of Labour Economics
25.9.09: University of Luxembourg
25.9.09: University of Pécs
16.9.09: University of Tsukuba
16.9.09: Bar-Ilan University
16.9.09: Australian National University (IV)
14.9.09: c.MET-05
8.9.09: University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, Vienna
8.9.09: Kenyon College
4.9.09: International Association for Energy Economics
31.8.09: Sam Houston State University
28.8.09: arXiv
27.8.09: National Insurance Institute of Israel
23.8.09: University of Rome Sapienza (II)
20.8.09: Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia
7.8.09: EPFL (II)
7.8.09: BBVA
5.8.09: Journal of Transport Economics and Policy
4.8.09: Queens University of Charlotte
30.7.09: Universidad de los Andes
25.7.09: Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (II)
19.7.09: Spiru Haret University Brasov
16.7.09: Austrian Academy of Sciences
15.7.09: ETH Zürich (III)
10.7.09: German Council for Social and Economic Data


IDEAS is run with considerable help from others by Christian Zimmermann at the Department of Economics, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences of the University of Connecticut. IDEAS runs on a server sponsored by the Society for Economic Dynamics and hosted by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, University of Connecticut. IDEAS uses the RePEc database. RePEc stands for "Research Papers in Economics" and is an internal name for a group working on the provision of electronic working papers. We are concerned that the uncoordinated provision of archives is inefficient. We believe that joining forces is a good thing because we can learn from each other how to do things better and promote our work together. Our archives are interconnected using a set of rules called the Guildford protocol (GuilP). Here is what we call a service, a server mirroring the database built from these archives.

Comments about IDEAS to Christian Zimmermann. For questions about specific papers or series, ask the authors or the relevant institutions. For an extensive list of economics institutions on the Web, see EDIRC. The usual copyright laws apply to all the content of this site and the texts on other servers.

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