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I’m not an editor, but I have so far been able to keep to a policy of always accepting peer…
I am the co-editor-in-chief of Business Ethics Quarterly. About half of the articles we publish are normative/philosophical. The rest are…
As member of editorial boards (but not as editor), there clearly is an uptick in submissions. As reviewer, I sometimes…
Submissions to ETHICS are up this year, but not dramatically so. I project that they’ll be up around 9% for…
One source of error I noticed are journals being listed separately after they changed their names, but nothing else (continuous…
Much like other similar rankings, small diferences, do not mean much – for example, Phil Quarterly’s 901 citations and Erkenntnis’…
Tracey Meares (criminal law & procedure) at the University of Chicago Law School has accepted a senior offer from Yale Law School. Meares’s former colleague and occasional co-author Dan Kahan (criminal law & procedure) moved from Chicago to Yale in 1999.
Yale, which also hired Heather Gerken (election law, voting rights) from Harvard this year, will be announcing one more senior hire of a woman from the Harvard faculty before long–or so I am told.
If you don’t want your journal to publish papers that are written by AI (and I think you should not,…