Research Guide on Economics: Home

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The new EP Library Catalogue includes millions of references on economics and related areas. You can log in from anywhere, including outside the European Parliament or on a mobile device. There you will find different resources on economic and financial affairs:

• You can find a number of specific economic journals. You can also check the complete list of the Library’s subscriptions.
• Online journal articles in economics: you can access a broad collection of e-articles through our EP Library Catalogue search engine. You can find articles on economics in general or current topics such as digital economy or  economic consequences of Brexit.
• We give you access to a vast collection of e-books from major academic publishers in our EP Library Catalogue Plus including ProQuest books on economics, SpringerLink’s package on economics and finance, Oxford Handbooks on Economics & Finance, and many others.
• You can find a considerable range of EPRS and other EP publications in the area of economic and monetary issues.
• And, of course, the EP Library paper collection on economics is also available through the EP Library Catalogue.

Besides finding the resources you need, you can set up personalised e-mail notifications in order to be informed about new publications in the field.

• Online journal articles in economics: besides accessing a broad collection of e-articles through our EP Library Catalogue search engine, you can use BrowZine to consult up to 15,000 academic journals on your desktop or mobile device.
• EconLit (provided via EBSCOhost) is a reliable source for economic research from the American Economic Association covering hundreds of peer-reviewed journals.

You can read more than 7000 newspapers and magazines from all over the world on any device using PressReader.

Consult our databases or have economic newsletters in French, German or English sent to your mailbox. To subscribe just send a mail to Library@europarl.europa.eu indicating the database in which you are interested.

EPRS provides training on finding information. You can get more information and sign up to the courses on the EPRS intranet site's training section.

EPRS is often organising panel dicussions, policy hubs, book presentations and other events. More information is available on the Think Tank website's Events section.