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New acquisitions from ZBW through EconBiz

You can use the search key econbiz_created to retrieve newly added publications in the catalogue of the ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics. For a list of new acquisitions, enter the search key and a time period in the search field.

For example, new acquisitions on the financial market in 2025 can be found with: source:econis AND econbiz_created:[2025-01-01 TO 2025-12-31] AND subject:"financial market"

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Spotlight: Economy and Digital Health

Digital technologies, the availability of data and the ongoing transformation of healthcare services are improving outcomes for patients and healthcare systems, and these developments will also have a lot of economic impacts.

“Digital Health” is the topic of the latest ZBW Spotlight on current issues in econonomics and a related EconBiz literature list.

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Open Source Software and Open Science

In the next ZBW Coffee Lecture on Open Science on 24 June 2025, from 17:00 to 18:00 (CEST), Hans-Martin von Gaudecker, Professor at the University of Bonn, will talk about Open Source Software (OSS) as the basis for Open Science – and explain why adoption in economics has been slow so far.

How can we increase the use of OSS in economics? Register for free and join the discussion!

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