How many journal submissions do you referee each year?
[archived image unavailable] [Serena Bocchino, “99° (Fever) Hold Me Tight” (detail)]Following a brief poll and discussion on Twitter posted by Eric Wiland (University of Missouri-St.Louis), I was asked to gather some more information on this. The following is a one-question poll. Please answer only the question directed at persons who have the type of position you have. The surveys will remain open until the weekend, and then we’ll have a post about the results next week. Thank you.
Tenured philosophy professors, answer this one:
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Untenured tenure-track philosophy professors, answer this one:
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Non-tenure track philosophy professors, lecturers, instructors, and adjuncts, answer this one:
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Philosophy graduate students, answer this one:
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Those with graduate training in philosophy who work outside of academia, answer this one:
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Related: A Little Rough Data about Journal Refereeing in Philosophy
