What happens to peer review under conditions of academic precarity? The question arises from my own mixed experiences with peer review practices as a precarious…
In the manifesto of the Abolition Collective—drafted collectivity and collaboratively without individual attribution as an openly revisable statement—we write: Academic journals have functioned to maintain…
Recent data on the representation of women in anglophone philosophy journals published in a 2018 article reveal that the percentage of women authors has remained…
“Gatekeepers,” I sputtered again. Countless times I have received reviews of my work, seen that of other scholars, of graduate students, or heard through the…
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