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Journal of Economic Literature
About JEL The Journal of Economic Literature (JEL) began publication in 1969 under the auspices of the American Economic Association with quarterly issues appearing in March, June, September, and December. JEL contains survey and review articles, book reviews, an annotated bibliography of newly published books, and a list of current dissertations in North American universities. For editorial policies regarding article and book reviews as well as the selection of journals and books included in the bibliographic sections of JEL and EconLit, see the Editorial Policy statements as well as the submission instructions. AEA Members are entitled to receive JEL and JEL Indexes as part of their membership benefits. Libraries and other organizations may subscribe to JEL and other AEA publications. About JEL Indexes JEL Indexes, the electronic web edition of the Journal of Economic Literature, provides the current quarterly issue of JEL in elelectronic format. JEL Indexes provide hyperlinked journal title, subject, and author indexes to the book and article citations and abstracts included in the current quarter in EconLit. JEL Indexes also provide author and subject indexes to dissertations awarded in North American universities during the previous year. JEL Indexes are free to AEA members and are not available to institutional subscribers. The JEL Indexes web pages are password protected. If you do not have a password, click here. We ask that you read the copyright notice, which applies to the JEL Indexes web pages. About JEL on CD JEL on CD contains articles, book reviews, and annotations of new books in pdf format. The December issue includes a subject index of dissertations awarded by North American universities during the past year. The CD includes a cumulative archive from 1994 of the articles, book reviews, and indexes to new books and dissertations. AEA Members may elect to receive JEL on CD in lieu of the printed edition of JEL or they may receive both editions for a small fee. |
Journal of Economic Literature Copyright & Reprint Information Issues and Articles Tools JEL Classification Codes Guide JEL Indexes (members only) Virtual Field Journals (members only) Athens Login (for Athens Subscribers only) Announcements Janet Currie (Columbia) has succeeded Roger Gordon (University of Califo rnia, San Diego) as editor of the Journal of Economic Literature. |
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