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Journals that publish the best work in moral/political philosophy, poll results (Part 1)

Not quite 300 folks voted in last week's poll.  Several readers wrote that they thought it was a mistake to include generalist journals that publish some moral/political papers along with the specialist journals; others pointed out omissions, including Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy, Oxford Studies in Metaethics, Oxford Studies in Normative Ethics, Social Theory & Practice, Res Publica, and Social Philosophy & Policy.  In light of these concerns, I will run a second poll shortly with only specialty journals in moral and/or political philosophy.  But here are the top 25 from the first poll (I've put an * next to those journals that are specialty journals in these areas):

1. *Ethics  (Condorcet winner: wins contests with all other choices)
2. *Philosophy & Public Affairs  loses to Ethics by 151–66
3. Philosophical Review  loses to Ethics by 180–29, loses to Philosophy & Public Affairs by 147–60
4. Journal of Philosophy  loses to Ethics by 200–18, loses to Philosophical Review by 102–58
5. Nous  loses to Ethics by 195–18, loses to Journal of Philosophy by 93–72
6. Philosophy & Phenomenological Research  loses to Ethics by 200–18, loses to Nous by 86–76
7. Mind  loses to Ethics by 195–16, loses to Philosophy & Phenomenological Research by 84–77
8. *Journal of Political Philosophy  loses to Ethics by 202–20, loses to Mind by 99–86
9. Philosophical Studies  loses to Ethics by 210–11, loses to Journal of Political Philosophy by 104–85
10. Australasian Journal of Philosophy  loses to Ethics by 209–14, loses to Philosophical Studies by 101–62
11. Philosopher's Imprint  loses to Ethics by 205–12, loses to Australasian Journal of Philosophy by 84–82
12. *Journal of Moral Philosophy  loses to Ethics by 212–13, loses to Philosopher's Imprint by 90–84
13. *Utilitas  loses to Ethics by 207–15, loses to Journal of Moral Philosophy by 102–75
14. Philosophical Quarterly  loses to Ethics by 206–14, loses to Utilitas by 88–81
15. *Ethical Theory and Moral Practice  loses to Ethics by 213–14, loses to Philosophical Quarterly by 92–84
16. *Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy  loses to Ethics by 211–10, loses to Ethical Theory and Moral Practice by 96–76
17. *Politics, Philosophy & Economics  loses to Ethics by 203–15, loses to Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy by 94–80
18. Canadian Journal of Philosophy  loses to Ethics by 212–6, loses to Politics, Philosophy & Economics by 84–79
19. *Journal of Ethics  loses to Ethics by 210–10, loses to Canadian Journal of Philosophy by 96–70
20. Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society  loses to Ethics by 210–8, loses to Journal of Ethics by 89–73
21. American Philosophical Quarterly  loses to Ethics by 202–11, loses to Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society by 72–66
22. Pacific Philosophical Quarterly  loses to Ethics by 208–6, loses to American Philosophical Quarterly by 69–54
23. European Journal of Philosophy  loses to Ethics by 208–12, loses to Pacific Philosophical Quarterly by 72–63
24. Ratio  loses to Ethics by 211–10, loses to European Journal of Philosophy by 71–70
25. *Journal of Value Inquiry  loses to Ethics by 209–10, loses to Ratio by 83–52

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