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The RePEc Blog
Information about Research Papers in Economics (RePEc)
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About this blog
Welcome to the RePEc blog. We, the RePEc team, discuss here the workings of RePEc and seek input from the community on how we can improve. We also want to give more volunteers opportunity to be part of this project and provide valuable services to the profession. Finally, we also discuss issues about the dissemination of research in Economics.
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Archives
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Categories
- Bibliographic features in RePEc
- Dissemination of research in Economics
- Economics Profession
- Going off on a tangent
- Open Access
- Open Archives
- RePEc blog policy
- RePEc features
- RePEc policy discussion
- RePEc rankings
- RePEc volunteers
- Temporary RePEc announcements
- Uncategorized
- Use of RePEc data
- Workings of RePEc
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Recent Posts
- RePEc in October 2019
- How RePEc helps with Open Access in Economics
- RePEc in September 2019
- What a RePEc Author Service account is good for
- RePEc in August 2019
- New initiative to help with discovery of dataset use in scholarly work
- RePEc in July 2019
- RePEc in June 2019
- 100 countries contribute through RePEc archives
- RePEc in May 2019
- 5000 working paper series on RePEc: working papers are still central to economics
- RePEc in April 2019
- Challenges with publisher data
- RePEc in March 2019
- RePEc to take over Google Scholar
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- Lukas on Should IDEAS add reader-contributed user notes to abstract pages?
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