The 2022 edition of the EUI Library Research Data Guide was published in April 2022. There are ten sections: 1. Data discovery and the EUI Library Data Portal; 2. Data generation, data protection, data processing and ethical use; 3. Data management plans; 4. Research data management in Horizon Europe, ERC and other EU programmes; 5. Managing data during the research project cycle; 6. Repositing and preserving data in the EUI research repository Cadmus; 7. Open Data and Open Science; 8. Qualitative data and ancillary materials in the humanities and social sciences; 9. EUI infrastructure, software, protocols and support and; 10. International research data guidelines. Download the PDF here. The hyperlinked version is on the Research Data Services homepage.

The EUI Library maintains a directory of Data Resources for Research on the Socio-economic Impact of COVID-19 and Recovery. Both Library-subscribed and open data resources are included. There are three indices: (i) socioeconomic dimensions (ii) macroeconomic and financial aspects and (iii) economic cycles, recovery and comparative historical research. Full details are on this Library page.

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News about economic information resources and statistical data is posted on the Library blog.

Updates about the Economics and Statistical Data collections are posted on Twitter.

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Economics and Data Collections

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Economics

Statistical Data

Post-doctoral Presentation

An introduction to Library resources for new EUI post-doctoral economists and users of statistical data takes place in the Emeroteca, Badia Fiesolana, at 11:00 on Wednesday the 7th of September. Resources for advanced economic research will be presented, including statistical databases for macro, micro and financial markets' research; access to the online journals collection; access to ebooks; and bibliography-building for new projects. The One-Stop Guide is at this link.

Library Data Services

The Library Data Portal gives access to premier subscription resources. The Library also provides support services on database copyright, data protection and data management planning throughout the research data lifecycle. EUI members can submit their data outputs to the EUI Research Data collection in the Cadmus repository. To submit a dataset, please complete the Library's online form.

New Books and eBooks, 29 August – 4 September

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Every Friday during term, the EUI Library issues the Bulletin of Statistical Data and Economic Research Resources. The weekly email Bulletin provides news about statistical data, journals, books and ebooks - and information on how to use Library databases and internet resources for economic, socio-economic and economic-historical research. The Bulletin can only be distributed to EUI mail accounts. Sign up by sending a message with 'subscribe' in the title, to [email protected]

EconBiz search - ZBW

Full-text economics journals are accessible via the Library Catalogue. EUI members can also read while off campus.

The EUI Library supports (i) data discovery (ii) data use and (iii) data preservation and sharing.

The Library Data Portal provides access to licensed macro-economic, micro-socioeconomic and Europe-related databases. 72 data resource guides provide information on coverage, variables and user networks. The Data Portal also provides information about the Library's restricted micro data server.

The EUI Library provides support for data management plans (DMPs); data protection and copyright; metadata and data support for EU-funded research projects. Visit one of the Library information desks; Badia Fiesolana (BF-085) or Villa La Fonte (VLF-026) or write to [email protected]

EUI members can submit their research datasets for inclusion in the EUI Research Data collection in the Cadmus repository. To submit a dataset for inclusion, please complete the Library's online form.

Contact: Thomas Bourke [email protected]

Page last updated on 29 August 2022