Self-Uploading into Repositories

To disseminate the output of your research, you may upload your papers not only in the Institutional Repository IRIHS, but also in various subject-based (see the examples below) or multidisciplinary repositories, like Zenodo (which can be used also to upload data). To find a suitable repository, please consult the Registry of Open Access Repositories or the Directory of Open Access Repositories. Please consider copyright policies when uploading your preprints: consult the database Sherpa/RoMEO to find out more about publisher's policies or contact IHS Library.

The IHS Library provides the IHS Working Paper Series in the three subject-based repositories EconStor, RePEc and SSOAR:

RePEc

RePEc (Research Papers in Economics) is a decentralized database of working papers, journal articles and software components. All RePEc material is freely available. Participating in RePEc as a provider only involves the cost of your time in preparing and maintaining metadata describing your publications.

IHS Working Paper Series (beginning 2019)
East European Series
Economics Series
Transition Economics Series
Monthly Statistics of the IHS Series

EconStor

EconStor is the Open Access server of the German National Library of Economics – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics. Scholars in Economics have the option of self-archiving their accepted manuscripts (if not conflicting with pulbisher's rules) to make them accessible. Currently EconStor provides access to working papers from approx. 100 institutions.

IHS Series on EconStor

SSOAR

The Social Science Open Access Repository (SSOAR) is an open-access document server for the social sciences which indexes and archives scholarly literature (full texts) from the social sciences in Germany and abroad.

IHS Series and other IHS research papers on SSOAR