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Here are some questions and answers to help you navigate
the site and learn more about how the Membership Directory
operates.
Choose one of the following
question categories and then select a question in that category
to receive the answer.
1. Why do I need to register?
2. How will I know that I have registered successfully for the site?
3. I am a member and have visited the site before - do I need to re-register my membership number and surname at each visit?
4.I am a member and want to update my details on my member profile. How do I go about this?
5. Will changing my details affect where the paper copy of the society journal is sent?
6. What is my membership number and where can I find it?
7. I do not have a current address label - how can I find out what my membership number is?
8. I receive an error message when I try to search/logon/register. What do I do?
9. I am a member and I have lost my password. What do I do?
10. Where is the Searchable Member Directory?
11. Why should I join the Royal Economic Society?
12. How Can I Join the Royal Economic Society?
13. How Can I Renew My Royal Economic Society Membership?
1.Registered users with current membership can login to access articles of The Economic Journal & The Econometrics Journal by selecting the Search and Browse menu
2. When you click "Submit", you will receive a confirmation on screen that your details have been received successfully. You may print this off to use as a record. If you require any assistance with your registration, contact the online helpdesk cs-websites@wiley.com
3.
No - once you have received your password, all you need to do is re-validate this password on the logon page at each visit and you will have access to your member profile. There is a direct link to the logon page from the homepage.
4.
In order to access your own member profile, you will need to
sign in first and then go to http://www.res.org.uk/Membership/update.asp. You will then have access to your personal details.
Please note there is no longer a searchable Member Directory available via the Royal Economic Society website.
5.
When you amend your contact details, these changes will be uploaded back to our database but the ship-to address will remain the same as it was before (i.e. contact details rather than delivery details are changed). If you want to change your ship-to details you will need to contact our Membership Services department separately at cs-membership@wiley.com.
Please note that in the near future you will be able to choose to notify our Membership Services department of any changes made to your shipping address without the need to send a separate email.
6.
Your membership number is the number that appears at the end of the second line of your address label which is on the paper copy of the society journal. Please contact the online helpdesk cs-websites@wiley.com if you are unable to find your membership number.
Please note that Online Only Student Members will not receive a paper copy (new category for 2011).
7.
Please contact our online helpdesk at cs-websites@wiley.com with your full name and your membership number request and you will receive an email shortly afterwards confirming your details.
8.
All you need to do if you receive any form of error message is contact the online helpdesk cs-websites@wiley.com with your query and information about what browser and what version of this browser you are using. You shall then receive a reply shortly after.
9.
Please contact our online helpdesk at cs-websites@wiley.com with your full details and you will receive an email shortly afterwards confirming your password.
10.
There is no longer a searchable Member Directory available via the Royal Economic Society website.
11.
Now in its second century, the Royal Economic Society is one of the oldest economic associations in the world. Currently it has over 3,000 individual members, of whom 60 per cent live outside the United Kingdom. It is a professional association which promotes the encouragement of the study of economic science in academic life, government service, banking, industry and public affairs.
Join the Society online and get free submission to The Economic Journal, immediate access to articles in The Economic Journal and The Econometrics Journal online, plus instant access to member-only areas of the website.
Benefits of Membership:
- A print subscription to The Economic Journal, published eight times a year
- Online access to The Economic Journal back to 1997 including access to forthcoming papers before publication of the print version
- Online access to The Econometrics Journal including acccepted papers as soon as they are typeset
- Free submission of articles to The Economic Journal and the chance to win the RES prize of £3000 awarded every year to the author(s) of the best published paper
- Quarterly copies of the RES Newsletter including topical articles, comment and letters
- Reduced conference fees for the RES Annual Conference
- Discounts on RES publications
- 20% discount on all Wiley-Blackwell books and journals
- The opportunity to apply for awards and grants offered by the RES as well as the opportunity to elect the President of the Council
Members may also buy a print subscription to The Econometrics Journal. To order the print version, please complete the online order form.
12.
To join the Royal Economic Society, navigate to the ‘Membership’ area of the site using the tabs at the top of the page. Select the ‘How to join or renew your membership’ link on the left hand menu (or access the page directly using this link). Then select the appropriate price from the table and this will generate an order form. As this website is secure, you can use this form to pay by credit card. During the ordering process you will be asked to enter your choice of a username and password for the site. Please use these details to logon to the site and access The Economic Journal.
13.
If you are a registered user of the RES website, please login using the login boxes on the right hand menu. You can then select the ‘How to join or renew your membership’ on the left hand menu or click on the following link. Then select the appropriate price from the table. This will generate an order form will be automatically populated with your current address details. As this website is secure, you can use this form to pay by credit card.
If you are not a registered user of the RES website, please renew by selecting the How to Join the RES link’ on the left hand menu or click on the following link. Then select the appropriate price from the table. This will generate an order form. As this website is secure, you can use this form to pay by credit card. During the ordering process you will be asked to enter your choice of a username and password for the site. Please use these details to logon to the site and access The Economic Journal.
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