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WORKING PAPERS
A working paper, as defined by the Dictionary of Archive and Library Terminology, is a preparatory document such as a draft, sketch, project, or report used in preparing a book or article, and published to provide information concerning current research projects of an author or an institution and to stimulate discussion about particular issues. The principal feature of titles published as working papers is that they normally deal with short-term economic, legal or political trends and problems. Working papers appear irregularly but normally have continuous numbering. Most working papers are currently available in electronic format.
Working Papers are kept in a separate room upstairs in the computer room. They are arranged in alphabetical order.
alphabetical list of working papers [PDF file 268 Kb]
page updated 18/04/2011