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Trends in publishing academic grey literature: examples from economics
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  • 1998Teaching and exposing grey literature: what the information profession needs to know ‐ examples from the sciences20 cited
  • 1994Computer Network Resources for Economists15 cited
  • 1997Causerie: Why I Don't Read Electronic Journals: An Iconoclast Speaks Out10 cited
  • 1998One Scientist's View: Into a Glass Darkly9 cited
  • 1999RePEc and S-WoPEc: Internet access to electronic preprints in Economics6 cited
  • 1994Internet Primer for Economists: I. Introduction2 cited

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  • 2007The Impact of Grey Literature in Advancing Global Karst Research: An Information Needs Assessment for a Globally Distributed Interdisciplinary Community10 cited

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