Home of the RePEc Input Service

Purpose

This service provides the opportunity for institutions to participate in RePEc even if they are unable to provide metadata in the standard way, that is by opening a RePEc archive. This service is meant to be a last resort. This service only hosts the metadata about these working papers and journal articles, not the full texts. Individuals should use MPRA.

Other similar services

Similar services are provided elsewhere. If you qualify, use them:

If you are in Scandinavia, use S-WoPEc or S-WoBA
For US Federal Reserve Banks, use Fed-in-Print
In France, you have the option to use HAL
If you are in Colombia, use DoTEc-Colombia
If you are in Agricultural Economics, use AgEcon Search
If you are in Germany, participate in EconStor.

Registering for the RePEc Input Service

To participate, please send the following information to us, along with the reason you cannot use the standard method of indexing your publications. Be aware, that unlike the standard method where you can batch load your metadata, on the RePEc Input Service you are indexing every item individually through online forms. This is laborious.

For a working paper series:
1. The name of the series, e.g. "Research Papers", "Economic Discussion Papers".
2. The organization responsible for the series.
3. The person responsible for the content of the series (editor). Name and e-mail address. Not a required entry.
4. The WP-coordinator (the person responsible for the administration and data input of the series). Name and e-mail address.
5. The appropriate way to write the number of a working paper, e.g. 98/01, 345, or 2004-02. Eligible formats are: N, XN, YYYYSN, YYSN, NSYYYY, NSYY, where N is an incrementable number, X is any string, YYYY or YY is a year and S is a (possibly empty) separator (please specify separator).
6. Your archive handle, if you were given one by RePEc.
For a journal:
1. The name of the journal
2. The organization in charge of the journal: a publisher, a society, a university department, etc.
3. The editor responsible for the content. Name and email address.
4. The person in charge of inputting the bibliographic data. Name and email address.
5. Is your journal published in volumes and issues? Do articles have page numbers? Or do articles have a number?
6. Your archive handle, if you were given one by RePEc.
For a book series:
1. The name of the book series
2. The organization in charge of the series: a publisher, a society, a university department, etc.
3. The editor responsible for the content. Name and email address.
4. The person in charge of inputting the bibliographic data. Name and email address.
5. Whether your books are organized by volumes or numbers.
6. Whether you date books also my month.
7. Your archive handle, if you were given one by RePEc.

If approved, you will be assigned a password and can then start indexing your publication. Additions are typically listed the next day in the various RePEc services.

Using the RePEc Input Service

Please report to me any malfunction with as much detail as possible, as a new version of the software was installed and it is not yet fully tested

If you have some issues with the service, please first look at this document.

About the RePEc Input Service

The scripts under the hood of this service have been written by Sune Karlsson, Örebro University (Sweden). It is currently maintained by Christian Zimmermann, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis on a server sponsored by the Economic Research Division of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Currently, bibliographic information about eighty series and journals is housed here.

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