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The new, online “Political Philosophy” journal concludes a successful first year

Bob Goodin, the editor of Political Philosophy (and the ousted editor of Journal of Political Philosophy) kindly shared the details about the first year (20024):  there were 374 submissions, 7% of submissions were accepted, and 99% of decisions were made within three months (92% within two months).  It is good news that the new open access journal has been so successful (and its review time is exemplary!).

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