Editors' Note, January 2010 |
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| A new journal | ||
| Rationality, Markets and Morals (RMM) is an international
journal addressing issues at the intersection of philosophy and
economics. Contributors are expected to approach economic problems
from a philosophical point of view, to apply economic methods to
the investigation of philosophical problems, or to explore the common
foundations of both disciplines (see Aims
and Scope for more details).
Volume 0, available now, presents
paradigm examples of RMM’s topical and methodological scope.
It is a festschrift in honour of one of the editors, Hartmut Kliemt,
who was invited to join RMM on the occasion of the festschrift’s
presentation. |
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| A new type of journal | ||
| Owing to generous support by the Frankfurt School of Finance
and Management and Frankfurt School Verlag, RMM is an open access
journal. Scholars and students can access and download any article
without charge. We seek to keep the time from the original submission
of a paper to publication in RMM as short as possible. All articles
will be put online as soon as the review process is finished and
the paper accepted. New articles appear at the top of the Latest
Entries page. Thus, RMM will appear continuously and will not
be divided up in issues. Users who subscribe to RMM will immediately
be informed by email if there is a new entry in RMM (see Concept
and Structure for more details). All research articles passing an initial editor screening will be subject to rigorous double-blind peer review. In addition to original research articles, RMM will feature a discussion section with short articles and comments and a book review section. Contributions in these sections will undergo a simplified and faster review process (see Peer Review Policy for more details). If you are interested in problems at the intersection of philosophy and economics, you are kindly invited to contribute to RMM (see How to Submit). A group of outstanding scholars is supporting this project as members of our editorial board. The internet offers us the opportunity to provide a high-quality journal that is nevertheless fast and accessible free of charge for scholars and students around the world. Let us jointly make the most of it. |
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