Add to ORKGThis paper examines the theoretical foundation and practical development of the the RePEc and Socionet.ru digital libraries. RePEc is a UK-founded but internationally operating digital library for the economics discipline. Socionet is a Russia-based, but multi-disciplinary digital library for the wider social sciences. In 1997, Socionet copied the business model of RePEc and much of its technical infrastructure. As the Socionet library has matured, it has diverged from the RePEc model. Currently it emerges as a model and platform to build the Russian national level scientific and educational digital information space
The paper presents the concept of a global digital library (GDL) as a place on the Internet, used to...
Traditional libraries could be inward looking; dedicated to their users, but unaware of the broader ...
In developing and debating digital repositories, the digital library world has devoted more attentio...
The largest digital libraries currently in free public access (LibGen and SciHub) are run by entitie...
This paper argues that using Socio-Technical Interaction Networks to build on extensively-used Digit...
After arXiv.org, the RePEc economics library offers the second-largest source of freely downloadable...
This paper looks at the idea of digital libraries as social systems. It gives a short account of wha...
Presentation on Open Science and Open Access Panel on Short Paper This paper argues that using Socio...
This paper presents and analyses “NEP: New Economics Papers”, the current awareness service of the R...
This is a preprint of a chapter whose final and definitive form was co-published in Exploring Digita...
Thesis/purpose of the article – The author, an active participant of many projects aimed at building...
As the Internet has grown, so has the amount of informal information available on it, and latterly a...
Purpose – This paper aims to present a personal view of the development of digital libraries, starti...
Considers the building blocks necessary to build digital libraries, examines a large number of Euroi...
The aim of the article is to represent modern digital communication as an innovative mean of public ...
The paper presents the concept of a global digital library (GDL) as a place on the Internet, used to...
Traditional libraries could be inward looking; dedicated to their users, but unaware of the broader ...
In developing and debating digital repositories, the digital library world has devoted more attentio...
The largest digital libraries currently in free public access (LibGen and SciHub) are run by entitie...
This paper argues that using Socio-Technical Interaction Networks to build on extensively-used Digit...
After arXiv.org, the RePEc economics library offers the second-largest source of freely downloadable...
This paper looks at the idea of digital libraries as social systems. It gives a short account of wha...
Presentation on Open Science and Open Access Panel on Short Paper This paper argues that using Socio...
This paper presents and analyses “NEP: New Economics Papers”, the current awareness service of the R...
This is a preprint of a chapter whose final and definitive form was co-published in Exploring Digita...
Thesis/purpose of the article – The author, an active participant of many projects aimed at building...
As the Internet has grown, so has the amount of informal information available on it, and latterly a...
Purpose – This paper aims to present a personal view of the development of digital libraries, starti...
Considers the building blocks necessary to build digital libraries, examines a large number of Euroi...
The aim of the article is to represent modern digital communication as an innovative mean of public ...
The paper presents the concept of a global digital library (GDL) as a place on the Internet, used to...
Traditional libraries could be inward looking; dedicated to their users, but unaware of the broader ...
In developing and debating digital repositories, the digital library world has devoted more attentio...