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Where have all the working papers gone? Evidence from four major economics working paper series
Baumann, Alexandra ; Wohlrabe, Klaus
Scientometrics, 2020-09, Vol.124 (3), p.2433-2441
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Cham: Springer International Publishing
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Title:
Where have all the working papers gone? Evidence from four major economics working paper series
Author:
Baumann, Alexandra
;
Wohlrabe, Klaus
Subjects:
Computer Science
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Economics
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Information Storage and Retrieval
;
Library Science
;
Linked Data
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Scientometrics, 2020-09, Vol.124 (3), p.2433-2441
Description:
Working papers or preprints have become an important part in the scientific landscape. Such papers present research before (potentially) being published in refereed journals. But is every working paper finally published in a journal? We answer this question for four major working paper series in economics. Based on linked data in RePEc and a random sample we provide an estimate of 66.5% of more than 28,000 investigated working papers that are published in a journal. About 8% are released as a book chapter. For the remaining 25.5% we find no evidence for what happened to the article.
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Cham: Springer International Publishing
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