BibEc: Working Papers in Economics
What is BibEc?
BibEc is a service for finding information about papers and articles in Economics.
How many papers does it contains?
It contains information about over 130,000 documents in printed format:
57346 Working
Papers
42178 Journal
Articles
Are they available on the internet?
No. Papers and articles in BibEc don't have a free electronic version. To get
a printed copy you should contact the department or publisher responsible for the
paper series or get in touch with the interlibrary loan service in your
library.
In some cases you will be able to order a printed copy from
our web server.
Note that BibEc has a sister project called
WoPEc
that is limited to electronic documents. You can
search
the data from both projects at once.
Where the BibEc data come from?
BibEc uses the RePEc
dataset of economics publications. Basically RePEc
is a collection of archives that supply information about economics
working papers, journal publications and software.
Could I include my papers in BibEc?
Yes, sure. To include your papers here, open your
own RePEc archive (
see
how) or upload them with Economics Working Paper Archive (
EconWPA).
Who maintains BibEc?
BibEc is managed by José
Manuel Barrueco Cruz and Thomas Krichel.
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