- Hal Varian (1997) "How to build and economic model in your spare time"
- John Duffy "How to research and write a economics term paper"
- Dan Hammermesh "How to publish in top journals"
- Donald Davis "Ph.D. thesis research: Where do I start?"
- David Romer's Rules
- Kwan Choi "How to publish in top journals"
- Michael Kremer's writing paper checklist
- John Cochrane's writing tips for PhD students
- Peter Kennedy's Ten Commandments
- Ngan Dinh Advice page
- Thom Brooks publishing advice
- David Weil's (Brown Univ.) "Pep Talk"
- Succeeding in economics. Demsetz, Harold. American Economist, Fall 2008 v52 i2 p1(5)
- Journals, editors, referees, and authors: experiences at the Journal of Economic Literature. Pencavel, John. American Economist, Fall 2008 v52 i2 p6(8)
- Practitioner of the dismal science? Who, me? Couldn't be!! Freeman, Richard B. American Economist, Fall 2008 v52 i2 p14(12)
- Econ agonistes: navigating and surviving the publishing process. Pressman, Steven. American Economist, Fall 2008 v52 i2 p26(7)
- Epistemic flagpoles: economics journals as instrumental rhetoric. Bromley, Daniel W.. American Economist, Fall 2008 v52 i2 p33(9)
- Edifying Editing. R. Preston McAfee
- Writers versus authors
- Karim Abadir and Jan R. Magnus (2002) "Notation in Econometrics," Econometrics Journal, 6, 76-90.
General advice on writing and publishing
I shamelessly copied all of these from friend and colleage, Carter Hill. Thanks Carter!
