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IDEAS currently serves information about:

Journals
& series
Itemsof which
onlineJEL codedwith abstractswith referenceswith citations
Working papers 1969 237790 179592 103648 177812 110263 86894
Articles 738 347381 298021 15413 117645 35195 106490
Chapters 46 2133 2004 979 826 78 439
Books 83 1146 930 192 330 5 57
Software components 22 1608 1594 23 1503 35 111
Total 2858 590058 482141 120255 298116 145576 193991

In addition, IDEAS has information about
10731 economics institutions,
16377 authors who have registered with the RePEc Author Service (who have authored 319302 items listed in RePEc) and
19672 NEP reports in 83 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 850 archives, including many of the major research outlets and publishers.

Newly participating institutions (past two months)

27.4.08: RePEc Input Service
25.4.08: Romanian Economic Journal
21.4.08: Revista de Economie Industriala
16.4.08: University of Strathclyde
14.4.08: UIPUI Indianapolis
9.4.08: MICROCON
9.4.08: European University Institute (II)
4.4.08: Lebanese Economic Association
2.4.08: IAAEG
14.3.08: Princeton University Press
12.3.08: University of Malaga
12.3.08: University of Auckland
10.3.08: Institute of Local Public Finance
21.2.08: McMaster University (II)
20.2.08: College of Charleston
15.2.08: University of Strasbourg (II)
15.2.08: University of Macerata
13.2.08: IRDES
13.2.08: American International University Bangladesh
11.2.08: Bavarian Graduate Program in Economics
7.2.08: IDEAS moved to a new server sponsored by the Society for Economic Dynamics (details)
6.2.08: Utrecht University
6.2.08: Harvard Business School
5.2.08: Association Française de Cliométrie


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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