Zotero: RSS Feed Aggregation Subscription
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RSS: Electronic Abstract Aggregation, used to alert us to website updates and display partial information. Basically, journal websites and popular blogs all have RSS subscription addresses. Here is a list of economic journals that can be subscribed to.
Zotero: Importing RSS Subscriptions
Zotero 6: Loading Subscriptions: Library Option - Create New Subscription - Import from URL - Enter Website
Zotero 7 (Zotero Beta): Loading Subscriptions: Right-click Subscription
Differences in Journal RSS Subscriptions
Different Types of RSS Subscriptions for the Same Journal
- RSS Feed-Latest/Recent: Includes only the most recent issue updates.
- RSS Feed-Advance Articles: Preprints. These are articles that haven’t been formally published yet but are about to be. Content may still undergo modifications before final publication.
- RSS Feed-Open Access: Provides access to articles freely without any subscription or payment required. While the journal may generally require a fee for access, open access articles are freely available.
- RSS Feed-Most cited: Highlights articles with the highest number of citations.
- RSS Feed-Editor’s Choice: Editor’s selected articles for showcasing. These are typically open access and provided as samples.
International Economic Journal RSS Feeds
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Personal opinion: Many articles in JLE and JPE, both affiliated with the University of Chicago, are quite enticing based on their titles alone. Research on labor economics, including marriage, gender, and wages, is particularly intriguing. Moreover, labor economics has always been the pinnacle of endogeneity treatment in both ideology and technique. Political economy, lacking a specific focus, covers a wide range of research topics. Almost everyone can find what they are looking for within it.
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American Economic Review
“American Economic Review” (abbreviated as AER) does not have its own RSS source, but it is managed by the “American Economic Association” (AEA). The AEA regularly updates research highlights summaries for its affiliated journals.
RSS as follows:
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Econometrica
Research focused on statistical econometric analysis.
RSS feeds as follows:
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Journal of Political Economy
The Journal of Political Economy (JPE), abbreviated as JPE, is under the management of the University of Chicago. The RSS sources for all journals under the University of Chicago can be found in the following PDF link: University of Chicago Journals RSS Feeds
RSS as follows:
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The Quarterly Journal of Economics
The Quarterly Journal of Economics (QJE)
RSS as follows:
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Review of economic studies
Review of Economic Studies (RES)
RSS as follows:
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Bank for international settlements
Bank for International Settlements (BIS), also known as the Bank for International Settlements, provides both working papers and datasets.
RSS as follows:
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Publications in Subfields Beyond the Top 5 Journals
Journal of Applied Econometrics(JAE)
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Journal of Labor Economics (JLE) - Labor Economics Field
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National Bureau of Economic Research
A prominent economic research organization whose papers have often appeared in top-tier journals.
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Foreign journals rss
Sometimes, when official journal websites do not provide RSS feeds but you still wish to follow them, you can utilize academic paper platforms to capture their RSS feeds. You can visit platforms like Elsevier’s Journal Navigator to find the journals you’re interested in and subscribe to their RSS feeds.
Indeed, the drawback of such indirect subscriptions is that they often only provide titles without abstracts, dates, or author information.
Subscription Methods in China
How to Find RSS Feeds for Domestic Journals in China
Generally, in China, you can find RSS feeds for domestic journals through CNKI (China National Knowledge Infrastructure).
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Interesting RSS feeds:
Zhihu Daily Selection
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Terence Tao’s Blog
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At the time, I was particularly curious about how Terence Tao was using GPT in mathematical research. This curiosity arose because the United States was soliciting opinions on managing AI at that time.
Greg Mankiw’s Blog: Yes, that’s the same person who authored the textbooks “Macroeconomics” and “Principles of Economics.”
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