How to cite

How to cite a Cornerstone Economics working paper

Each paper has a stable DOI from first release. Cite the DOI, not a URL.

Recommended format

Use the version DOI when citing a specific result, and the concept DOI when citing the paper as a body of work that may be revised. Both resolve at Zenodo. Example:

de Kort, R. (2026). The diaspora multiplier: Curaçao at the 2026 World Cup and what the resident-population unit cannot see (Cornerstone Economics Working Paper No. WP-2026-01). Cornerstone Economics. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20126987

Machine-readable citations

Each paper repository ships a CITATION.cff file that GitHub renders into a “Cite this repository” widget and that reference managers can import directly. BibTeX, RIS, and CSL-JSON are also linked from each paper’s entry on the home page.

Permanent archive

Papers are deposited at Zenodo on every tagged release. Zenodo provides preservation, DOI minting, and ORCID integration. The papers stay accessible even if Cornerstone Economics ever changes hosting or domain.