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Just Added 42 Philosophy Journals to the Surveys Page

 January 6, 2011 |  Andy |  the profession, journal surveys news, the profession, philosophy journals, the profession

I just added 42 journals to the journal surveys page! I don’t think I’ve missed any requests. If you don’t see a journal on the list that you’ve requested, please let me know.

I’ve got some other features that I’ll be adding to the survey page soon. For now, get those surveys in and enjoy!

Here’s a list of the recently added journals:

Acta Philosophica Fennica
Analytic Philosophy
Australian Journal of Professional and Applied Ethics
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics
Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence
Comparative Philosophy
Critica
Developing World Bioethics
Ethics and Global Politics
Ethics and Information Technology
Ethics and International Affairs
European Journal of Analytic Philosophy
Film and Philosophy
Hastings Center Report
Hyle (Philosophy of Chemistry)
Hypatia
Journal of Global Ethics
Journal of Idealistic Studies
Journal of Law, Medicine, and Ethics
Journal of Medicine and Philosophy
Journal of Mind and Behavior
Journal of Nietzsche Studies
Journal of Scottish Philosophy
Journal of Speculative Philosophy
Kantian Review
Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal
Neuroethics
Organon F
Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences
Philosophica
Philosophical Frontiers
Philosophy and Literature
Philosophy of Photography
Philosophy Today
Philosophy, Psychiatry and Psychology
Pluralist
Polis
Polish Journal of Philosophy
Polity
Review of Philosophy and Psychology
Russell: The Journal of Bertrand Russell Archives
Southwest Philosophy Review

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