Economics: Reference

Mendeley is a free reference manager and academic social network that can help you organize your research, collaborate with others online, and discover the latest research.

You must always carefully cite the sources you are using in your papers, essays and theses. That is why it is of most importance that you note down precisely which sources you are using, right from the start of your research. Note down the exact title description and page number of the source you are using.  You must also indicate when you are using a particular passage literally (citation) and when you are rephrasing a passage in your own words (paraphrasing). You can manage your literature in various ways:

- Make a list of all publications you have used for your paper, essay or thesis in a Word document or a Google Docs document

- Save physical sources, such as print-outs of journal articles

- Use special software to save references to the literature, such as Mendeley, Endnote  or Zotero

Mendeley Institutional Edition Presentation

• Applied Science & Business Periodicals Retrospective: 1913-1983
• Creative Commons  
• Dissertations and Theses  
• EconLit with Full Text      
• Espacenet    
• Genamics JournalSeek    
• IMF eLibrary
• Intihal.net    
• ISI Emerging Markets - EMIS    
• MasterFILE Reference eBook Collection    
• OECD iLibrary    
• Open Dissertations (American Doctoral Dissertations)    
• OpenDOAR - Directory of Open Access Repositories    
• ProQuest Databases    
• Regional Business News    
• Scopus    
• Social Science Research Network    
• Statista    
• The World Bank    
• UN Energy Statistics    
• Web of Science    
• World Bank Data Catalog    

Intihal.net software is comprehensive content about evaluating scholarly publications. Accessing the software ODTU members must apply with an institutional email address to the program. A librarian will approve accounts.

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