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Working Paper

A working paper is a preliminary version of an article that has not yet undergone formal peer review but may be circulated for comment.

A working paper is a preliminary version of an article that has not yet undergone formal peer review, though it may be shared for comment.

The object records the paper’s title, authorship, and volume together with a web address where it can be accessed, situating it within a researcher’s body of scholarly output.

Fields

6 fields

Field nameTypeDefinitionBound to
Title*textThe title of the working paper.
First Listed AuthortextThe name of the first listed author or editor.first-author
Co-authorstextThe names of any co-authors or co-editors.
VolumenumberThe volume number, if applicable.
URLurlA web address where the working paper is available, if one exists.
Research ClassificationpicklistThe subject-area classification assigned to the working paper within the research classification scheme.research-classification

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