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RePEc Blog:
Polls regarding self-citations and field determination in RePEc
https://blog.repec.org/2026/03/22/polls-regarding-self-citations-and-field-determination-in-repec/
The RePEc Genealogy is an academic family tree for economics. It is also used to define metrics about graduate programs by linking to author publication profiles.
We are in the process of deleting a few hundred accounts that are empty and have no valid email address. They serve no purpose.
Research output on RePEc is indexed by publishers, which can be your local working paper series. If that fails, you can upload your works to a participating RePEc archive:
https://blog.repec.org/2021/03/04/how-to-get-your-work-listed-on-repec/
RePEc data is popular for various purposes, but web scraping is not the best way to get it.
NEP disseminates New Economics Papers every week through email, RSS, Mastodon and BlueSky in over 100 fields. A few got added recently, so check it out even if you already subscribe to some.
RePEc is run by volunteers with infrastructure sponsors. We have full-time jobs, so help us concentrate on important tasks by maintaining your (author, publisher) data and reporting issues and corrections to publishers (for their data) or us.
The CollEc project analyses the co-authorship network in economics. In particular, it allows to find the shortest path between any two (RePEc registered) economists.
73K authors registered with RePEc have claimed 2.3M works in their profiles, an average of 31.5