The repository offers two levels of search: Quick and Advanced. The advanced option includes more fields enabling a more precise search. Both search options are available from the homepage.
Quick Search - type in the any keywords, such as author, subject or title to do a quick search which will give you results from the whole repository.
Advanced Search - allows you to search specific fields and to narrow your search to departments or research centres. It also allows you to narrow the search to certain types of material, by year and to include only records where full text is available.
Google Custom Search - for a different emphasis on relevancy you could also try our customised Google search focussed solely on LSE Research Online content.
Browse - allows you to view items by Year, Department or Research centres and groups, using the links in the menu bar under the banner at the top of every page in LSE Research Online.
Help is available wherever you see the ? symbol. Just click on this symbol for assistance.
RSS feeds are a useful way of receiving updates of newly added content to LSE Research Online to a feed-reader in your browser, or services like Bloglines, Google Reader and so on. Wherever you see the icon you can click this to link to the RSS (or Atom if you prefer) feed for the search currently displayed on the page. The icon on the front page links to a feed of all recently added content.
Further Information on Copyright is available here
All enquiries and email submissions should be made to: LSEResearchOnline@lse.ac.uk
Self Deposit
LSE staff can also submit online. Self deposit is a straightforward process, and all submissions will be checked by library staff before items are made public. If you have any queries, please contact LSEResearchOnline@lse.ac.uk. Users need to register with LSE Research Online before self depositing items- see below for more on this.
Click on Create Login on the top left hand corner of the homepage. Fields marked with an asterisk must be completed. In order to validate your status as a LSE member please use your University email address. After you submit this form, you will be sent an email to your specified email address. Responding to this will activate your LSE Research Online account.
Your user record holds information that identifies you when adding items to LSE Research Online. Once you have registered, please click on Profile, then Modify Profile to add more information about yourself. This will make sure good metadata about you is attached to the items you deposit.
Click New item to add a new item to the repository. Once you start the process you can save your progress and come back later to complete the deposit at any time.