Adding new “Perspectives” to our debate
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.13133/2037-3643_72.291_1Keywords:
economics publishing, diversity, pluralismAbstract
The short note introduces the new issue of the Review. With this issue the journal is launching a new section, “Perspectives”, collecting contributions about topics and areas that receive insufficient attention on mainstream economics journals. These may concern replication analyses, or investigations that – although possibly of a less innovative and original character than other articles – focus on geographical regions often neglected in other journals.
JEL codes: A11, A14, B50
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