- A shorter article on the 1920-1921 depression that I submitted to the Cambridge Journal of Economics has now been officially accepted. I think they're trying to get the special issue it's in out soon.
- I just heard from my co-authors at Urban that our article to the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization is accepted with a few small revisions.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
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Congratulations Daniel P. Kuehn on both acceptances! What's the special issue in the CJE going to be about?
ReplyDelete"A shorter article on the 1920-1921 depression that I submitted to the Cambridge Journal of Economics has now been officially accepted"
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, that's an impressive achievement.
Out of curiosity what is the ranking of econ journals like? Which is considered the econ version of Nature or Science and on down the line in other words?
ReplyDeleteNeither of these are particularly highly ranked, although CJE is a well known Keynesian journal and JOBE is fairly well known I think.
ReplyDeleteAER, QJE, RESTAT, and that sort are the top tier.
The only "top tier" publisher I'm probably going to be involved with any time soon is this NBER book. That's a very important organization, although I won't be in their journal.
I'm going to try to submit the paper I'm presenting at the public policy conference in November to a big one - maybe RESTAT. It might be DOA, but it's worth a shot.
Thanks everyone. And Blue Aurora - the issue is a special issue on austerity. I am obviously arguing that the experience of 1920-1921 does not provide a credible argument for austerity during recessions like the one we're going through now.
ReplyDeleteBit late to the part, but congrats!
ReplyDelete*party even
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