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There are currently 5895 working paper series covered in RePEc. Due to this excessively long list of series, it has been organized separately for each letter of the alphabet. A listing of all series in one file is still available, but beware of its size! See also the list of new series which are not yet indexed alphabetically. See also impact factors of working paper series: simple, recursive, discounted, recursive discounted and h-index.

United Arab Emirates

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PublisherSeriesNr. Items (online)
School of Business Administration, American University of SharjahMarketing Working Papers2(2)
School of Business Administration, American University of SharjahAccounting Working Papers2(2)
School of Business Administration, American University of SharjahFinance Working Papers6(6)
School of Business Administration, American University of SharjahEconomics Working Papers11(11)
School of Business Administration, American University of SharjahManagement Working Papers3(3)
New York University Abu Dhabi, Department of Social ScienceWorking Papers83(83)
School of Business Administration, American University of SharjahMarketing Working Papers2(2)
School of Business Administration, American University of SharjahAccounting Working Papers2(2)
School of Business Administration, American University of SharjahFinance Working Papers6(6)
School of Business Administration, American University of SharjahEconomics Working Papers11(11)
School of Business Administration, American University of SharjahManagement Working Papers3(3)
Department of Economics, College of Business and Economics, UAE UniversityEconomics Working Papers2(2)
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