RePEc Blog:
RePEc in September 2026

RePEc Blog:
RePEc mourns the loss of Jan Weiland
https://blog.repec.org/2026/10/13/repec-mourns-the-loss-of-jan-weiland/
The RePEc author profiles of the economics Nobel laureates for all years are available here:
We started computing the September statistics for RePEc. Last moment to refresh your author profile.
RePEc now indexes over 5 million works that are available online.
Authors registered with the RePEc Author Service help distinguish homonyms and near homonyms. There are more of them i the profession than you think!
Authors registered with the RePEc Author Service help distinguish homonyms and near homonyms. There are more of them i the profession than you think!
You can easily post an IDEAS link on Mastodon by clicking on the Mastodon symbol on top of every IDEAS page.
The RePEc Genealogy, an academic family tree of economics, has reached 27,000 entries. It is an open wiki, you can amend and add entries.
The Economics Virtual Seminar Calendar is off to a good start this Fall
Twice a year, we email all those registered with the RePEc Author Service who have not (yet) claimed any works as theirs to remind them of the option. This is happening now.
Search results on IDEAS now explicitly show citation numbers.
Is your economics related institution or association listed on EDIRC? With the right coordinates? If not, send us an email with corrections or amendments
We now have over 5.5 research items indexed in RePEc
IDEAS is struggling mightily right now as bots are hammering it. Sorry for the inconvenience.
To count abstract views, we analyze server logs. For last month, ~400 pages generated red flags that needed to be looked at by a human. 90+% had indeed inflated statistics, and had to be dealt with additionally.
We reached 74,000 registered authors on RePEc. Will we reach 75,000 by year's end?
Help us find the correct email address for the 5% registered authors we lost to moves or death. Note that they do not count towards their affiliations' statistics