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Library Resources
Emory has strong and wide-ranging collections — monographs (books, print, and electronic) and journals — in all major subfields of Economics and is always looking to improve our print and digital collections in specific areas within Economics, as needs and demands arise or may require.
Woodruff Library's Liaison
Chris Palazzolo is the Woodruff library's liaison to the Economics department. He is available to assist faculty, graduate students, and Economics undergrads in any and all aspects of their research and teaching.
Helpful General Resources:
- Data Resources for Economists (maintained by Rob O’Reilly, Data Services Librarian.)
- Data-Planet Statistical Datasets. Click here for a listing of datasets and sources available in the repository. All datasets have significant metadata.
- Wall Street Journal Institutional Subscription
- Economist.com
- New York Times Institutional Subscription
- Business Research Guide—from the librarians at the Goizueta Business Library. Curated guide for business resources of use for non-Business students and faculty.
- Google Scholar: Be sure you have added Emory to your library links under settings so that you can link to Emory licensed content.
- Authentication: You will need to authenticate off and on campus for access to Emory-licensed resources. You will only need to re-authenticate if you close your browser. Here are some quick tips!
- Add the following to a URL to access the licensed version if you are asked to pay for an article: library.emory.edu. For example: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com becomes http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com.
proxy.library.emory.edu. - Another Option is to use Libkey. For a full explanation of access options, please visit our Access Guide.
- Add the following to a URL to access the licensed version if you are asked to pay for an article: library.emory.edu. For example: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com becomes http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com.
- Handbooks of Economics: Cover a broad set of economics topics. Each chapter provides accurate, self-contained surveys, written and edited by the leading authorities in their field. Titles are usually updated every few years.
- Annual Reviews in Economics
- Econlit: Premier database in Economics containing articles, book chapters, working papers, and the like.
- World Bank eLibrary: Working papers, studies, etc. from the World Bank.
- Web of Science
- Economist Intelligence Unit (iincludes the Economistnews magazine)
- Databases Emory: Complete listing of Emory subscribed databases of interest to Economists, including ASSIA, SocIndex, NBER, Scopus, Web of Science, and Political Science Complete. Note that all EBSCO databases can be searched simultaneously.
- Sage Research Methods Online: A portal for the methodology literature; introductory and advanced methodological literature
- Research Data Management
- Browzine: Browse the contents of our subscriptions, and access individual articles (also available as an app)
- Document Delivery Services: chapters, scans, physical title pulls
- Citation Tracking Guide: tools for following citations and measures of research dissemination and scholarly communication
- Interlibrary Loan: For requesting materials not owned by Emory.
- Purchase Request: For items not owned by Emory that you would like to add to the collections.
- Zoteroand Endnote: For citation management.
- Carrels and offices available for advanced graduate students.
- Overleaf (Institutional Subscription to the Online LaTeX Editor)
- Scholarly Publication/Intellectual Property Rights: Help with copyright, author agreements, open access publishing options.
- Assistance with using Canvas and Course Reserves
- Economics Research Guide
- Business Research Guide
Chris Palazzolo
Head of Collection Management and Social Sciences Librarian
Robert W. Woodruff Library