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Help for IDEAS and RePEc

With most browsers, you just opened a new window. You can find the page you came
from in another window and keep this page as reference. This page offers you a central location for FAQs and tutorials relating to IDEAS and RePEc

RePEc and all its sites are run by volunteers. Look through the FAQs before contacting them.
Known issues

VFAQs

Please correct some error

For every item or series, a technical contact is listed. On the IDEAS abstract page, look for the email and the end of the "publisher info section". For a series or journal, the email address is listed right under the name header. Email this person about your problem. RePEc cannot do anything about the error, the technical contact holds the keys to the relevant data.

How can I get my work listed?

Publishers are responsible for listing their publications. Academic or policy institutions can also index their working paper (pre-print) series. Instructions are here . If your publication cannot be indexed this way, you have the option to upload your paper to MPRA , if your publisher allows it ( look up policy ).

How do IDEAS and RePEc work?

IDEAS, like all RePEc services, is free and run by volunteers. The underlying data is provided by publishers to RePEc, and IDEAS is one representation of it. You can find others on the RePEc website .

What is the mission of RePEc?

RePEc wants to improve the dissemination of research in economics, for authors, publishers and readers. To this end it provides a series of free services offered by a team of volunteers. See RePEc for more.

What services does RePEc provide?

RePEc provides a lot of services, indeed. For a high-level listing of them, see the RePEc home page or this blogpost . But there are a lot of small and niche services. Follow the #dailyRePEc hashtag on Twitter to discover them.

FAQs

General questions about RePEc and its services, including IDEAS

About IDEAS

About MyIDEAS

About citations and references

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About EconPapers

Questions from Authors

General questions

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About citations and references

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Munich Personal RePEc Archive (MPRA) FAQ

Questions from Editors

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Questions from Publishers

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RePEc Author Service

Munich Personal RePEc Archive (MPRA)

CitEc

EconPapers

RePEc Genealogy

Tutorials

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* What is the RePEc Short-ID?

* Literature search on IDEAS

* The IDEAS search engine

* Quick MyIDEAS tutorial

* How to follow new economics literature

* How to find related material on RePEc

* How to get a serial listed on RePEc sites

* How to get RePEc data

* How to optimize an institution's ranking

* RePEc Genealogy tutorial

* A compendium of RePEc services

Only if your questions could not be answered here or in the links, feel free to send a
comment to Christian Zimmermann .

More services and features

MyIDEAS

Follow serials, authors, keywords & more

Author registration

Public profiles for Economics researchers

Rankings

Various research rankings in Economics

RePEc Genealogy

Who was a student of whom, using RePEc

RePEc Biblio

Curated articles & papers on economics topics

MPRA

Upload your paper to be listed on RePEc and IDEAS

New papers by email

Subscribe to new additions to RePEc

EconAcademics

Blog aggregator for economics research

Plagiarism

Cases of plagiarism in Economics

About RePEc

RePEc home

Initiative for open bibliographies in Economics

Blog

News about RePEc

Help/FAQ

Questions about IDEAS and RePEc

RePEc team

RePEc volunteers

Participating archives

Publishers indexing in RePEc

Privacy statement

Help us

Corrections

Found an error or omission?

Volunteers

Opportunities to help RePEc

Get papers listed

Have your research listed on RePEc

Open a RePEc archive

Have your institution's/publisher's output listed on RePEc

Get RePEc data

Use data assembled by RePEc

IDEAS is a RePEc service. RePEc uses bibliographic data supplied by the respective publishers.

Links found on this page

1. Advanced search [direct]
2. Economic literature: [direct]
3. papers [direct]
4. articles [direct]
5. software [direct]
6. chapters [direct]
7. books [direct]
8. Authors [direct]
9. Institutions [direct]
10. Rankings [direct]
11. Help/FAQ [direct]
12. MyIDEAS [direct]
13. JEL classification [direct]
14. Subscribe to new research [direct]
15. RePEc Biblio [direct]
16. Author registration [direct]
17. Economics Virtual Seminar Calendar [direct]
18. ConfWatcher [direct]
19. Known issues [direct]
20. here [direct]
21. MPRA [direct]
22. look up policy [direct]
23. RePEc website [direct]
24. blogpost [direct]
25. #dailyRePEc [direct]
26. About IDEAS [direct]
27. About MyIDEAS [direct]
28. About citations and references [direct]
29. About rankings [direct]
30. About EconPapers [direct]
31. General questions [direct]
32. About registration issues [direct]
33. About monthly emails [direct]
34. Munich Personal RePEc Archive (MPRA) FAQ [direct]
35. General questions [direct]
36. General questions [direct]
37. Template syntax questions [direct]
38. Server questions [direct]
39. For maintainers of RePEc archives (at EconPapers) [direct]
40. RePEc Author Service [direct]
41. RePEc Genealogy [direct]
42. What is the RePEc Short-ID? [direct]
43. Literature search on IDEAS [direct]
44. The IDEAS search engine [direct]
45. Quick MyIDEAS tutorial [direct]
46. How to follow new economics literature [direct]
47. How to find related material on RePEc [direct]
48. How to get RePEc data [direct]
49. How to optimize an institution's ranking [direct]
50. RePEc Genealogy tutorial [direct]
51. Christian Zimmermann [direct]
52. Author registration Public profiles for Economics researchers [direct]
53. Rankings Various research rankings in Economics [direct]
54. RePEc Genealogy Who was a student of whom, using RePEc [direct]
55. RePEc Biblio Curated articles & papers on economics topics [direct]
56. MPRA Upload your paper to be listed on RePEc and IDEAS [direct]
57. EconAcademics Blog aggregator for economics research [direct]
58. Plagiarism Cases of plagiarism in Economics [direct]
59. Blog News about RePEc [direct]
60. RePEc team RePEc volunteers [direct]
61. Participating archives Publishers indexing in RePEc [direct]
62. Privacy statement [direct]
63. Corrections Found an error or omission? [direct]
64. Volunteers Opportunities to help RePEc [direct]
65. Get papers listed Have your research listed on RePEc [direct]