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The World Bank's official open access respository of all its research and knowledge outputs. All the formal publications and journals since the 1990s, as well as reports, working papers, and top data from the World Bank’s World Development Indicators. Covers a wide range of research and knowledge on developing countries and emerging economies.
Over 80,000 academic peer-reviewed ebooks available as open access.
A unique and extensive index of diverse open access scholarly peer-reviewed journals from around the world. Includes South African and African journals.
