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2. Data: Social Sciences & Humanities –Numerical data for scholarly research: Economics, Sociology, Political Economy, Economic History &c. –Qualitative: coded data, cases, images. The Data Deluge –Free Our Data –Indexing of Big Data –Personal data

4. Propensity towards Open Data –Data from research projects –Data from individual scholars –Macro data (ECB, W.B., states) –Micro-socioeconomic data –Financial data –HFDF

5. Data from research projects –Institutionally-generated, large/medium scale projects (usually with an original survey component); also retro-scanned data –EUDO, DReMMEUDODReMM Data from individual scholars –Related to publications: Elaboration of macro and micro sources; smaller surveys & fieldwork –Theses, articles, WPs, monographs

6. Access, Networks and Archives –National archives: SURF, UKDS SURFUKDS –Discipline/cluster archives: NBER NBER –Multi-disciplinary: Dataverse, Nesstar DataverseNesstar –Journal archives: Econometrica, PloS EconometricaPloS –Local institutional data repositories –EUI Data PortalEUI Data Portal

7. OD dissemination for publication-related datasets: Benefits Access Data methodology & instruction Cross-referencing with publications

8. OD dissemination for publication-related datasets: Some caveats. Dated data / newer data resides at source Data not sufficiently elaborated Discourse echo

9. An Institutional Data Repository – University of Edinburgh

10. EUI Data beta consultation –Join the data list –Feedback via the Data PortalData Portal

11. PPT available at: http://www.eui.eu/Projects/EUIdatarepository/Home.aspx http://www.eui.eu/Research/Library/ResearchGuides/Economics/Welcome.aspx

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