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Data on academic philosophy in the U.S., 1967-2017

A new report from the APA, with a lot of data about gender, in particular.   I've only skimmed it, so readers are invited to note any interesting material in the comments.

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  1. I'll note one interesting data point: PhD-granting and MA-granting programs have a higher representation of women than other kinds of departments.

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