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Online/electronic


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A bibliographicdatabase is adatabase ofbibliographic

records, anorganized digitalcollection ofreferences to

published literature. Typical bibliographic

records:


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MS-Worldbibliography demo.


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Our own personal collection A library collection

A publisher collection

Many publishers collection Many publishers collection with specific

discipline

Many publishers collection with many

disciplines Universal collection??? The database of all

knowledge.


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Publish or perish! Dont reinvent the

wheel!


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Imagine: All of existing

human knowledgeis at your fingertip!

We are standing onthe shoulder of thegiant.


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Testing the theory of the Kuznet Curve

Income

inequality


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Baca survey oranglain

Cek J. of Economic

Surveys Manfaatkanbibiliographicdatabase RePEC, Google

scholars, Econlit Banyak database

yang free. Medium level journal

is a good start.


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At the minimum, it is not a duplication.

At the maximum, a Nobel-winningpublication


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Today, Only the best, richestuniversities/institutions in the rich countriescan have TOTAL access to the universalknowledge (bibliographic database)!

But, as time goes by, accessibility to us isgetting and getting better.

And Most of the time we dont need theTOTAL access.

TOTAL = Full text


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How journal rating and impact factor can helpour research?

Read a literature-survey article. Look up theirreference list.

Read literature review section of an article.Look up their reference list.

Pick the most complete bibliographicdatabase (multi-discipline accessible: google

scholar, Scirus; economics: repec) Searching literature =/= finding full text

articles


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Dont search topic, like strategic management. Focus on your keywords or variables in your research

questions. Research questions:

How does inequality affect growth in Indonesia?

Does policies affect poverty? To what extent unemployment drives poverty in developing

countries?

Add methodology if necessary: Structural equationmodeling, multivariate analysis

Save and filter your research. Identify whether a survey article is among them. Read the abstracts first, and analyze. Find the full text of what you think the most relevant.


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FE UNAIR asked you to give a seminar aboutinnovation and economic growth

BEM UNPAD invited you to talk about economicgrowth and poverty in Indonesia.

You dont want to be like all other economistcelebrities, you want to give a research-basedtalk. Survey the literature and your own analysis (if you have time, off course)

Or what about any of you who are doingresearch/thesis/dissertation?


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Wikipedia list.

Most notably: Scopus (claim to have indexed 40 millions records)

ISI Web of knowledge (40 millions records)

EBSC Host

Google Scholar (?? Records)


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Proquest EBSCO

Cengage


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Google Scholar Scirus

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