A collection of databases, e-books and journals that the University and the library system make available.
The databases accessible from the University, divided by disciplinary area, can be viewed via AlmaStart. Here is a selection of the most important ones.
Directory of bibliographic, financial and statistical databases.
The reference source for academic economic literature.
A source that integrates academic and non-academic literature in the fields of management, marketing and economics.
Online collection of open-access articles, working papers and monographs in the field of economics. It is part of the RePEc Research Papers in Economics project.
An interdisciplinary portal for the dissemination of academic research, initially focused on the social sciences. It includes almost one million papers, most of which are open access. Economics departments at the University of Bologna contribute content to the platform.
Digital library of primary and secondary sources for the history of economic thought in the period 1700–1914.
Source of statistical data and market analysis.
The collection of reports, research and working papers, policy recommemndations, case studies and statistical data published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). For IEA International Energy Agency data, use the "IEA Statistics" database.
The database covers law and economics topics. It provides access to thousands of international sources. The resource also includes regional or national newspapers (for example Il Corriere della Sera, Il Resto del Carlino, The Financial Times), press agencies, as well as journals and industry reports.
The book series, founded in 1983, collects original academic contributions to the field of economics studies by members of the Department of Economics - DSE of the University of Bologna. The more than 1,200 contributions are available in AMS-Acta, the University of Bologna’s institutional research repository.
Company financial data. Databases: Aida, BankFocus, Orbis Full, OrbisM&A (ex Zephyr).
LSEG resources (formerly Refinitiv Eikon and formerly Thomson Reuters).
How to access from outside the University’s local network to collections and online resources.
General terms of access and use for the University's subscribed electronic collections.
