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Expand the visibility and reach of your work by making it available via
SSOAR - Social Sciences Open Access Repository - www.ssoar.info!

If you wish to make your documents available via a repository, there are a
number of good reasons for choosing SSOAR:

-       SSOAR is geared towards a scholarly audience in the social sciences
wishing to search quality-controlled content across disciplinary boundaries
and to access documents directly and free of charge.

-       SSOAR is an important resource for German, English and
Spanish-speaking social scientists who wish to make documents freely
accessible to the research community in order to increase the visibility and
citation frequency of their research papers.

-       SSOAR offers unrestricted world-wide access to full texts - all with
a standard browser.

-       Each document has an individual URN (Uniform Resource Name), thereby
facilitating reliable referencing adhering to scientific standards.

-       Additional subject metadata ensures that documents can be sought and
found easily. A simple Google search request suffices.

-       Cross-linking with other resources such as portals (www.sowiport.de)
and disciplinary databases enlarges the searchable content.

-       SSOAR is networked within the growing Open Access community and
guarantees technological innovativeness.

The document-deposit process comprises five easy steps and you can either
self-archive your papers at:
http://www.ssoar.info/ssoar/SuggestResource?domain=ssoar-typo3&lang=en

Or we can archive the papers for you - if you have any questions relating to
self-archiving, please contact Agnieszka Wenninger of the SSOAR team (
agnieszka.wennin...@gesis.org).
I will be happy to give you advice and to assist you with the deposit
process.

We look forward to your submissions to SSOAR!

Best regards

Agnieszka Wenninger

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GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences
Specialized Information for the Social Sciences
Agnieszka Wenninger, PhD
Schiffbauerdamm 19
D-10117 Berlin
Tel.:            030-233-611-328
Fax:            030-233-611-4328
email:          agnieszka.wennin...@gesis.org
Internet:       www.gesis.org