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Episode 16 Roberta Guerrina and Gabriel Siles-Brügge - Journal of Common Market Studies
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On the day of Moldova's vote to enter EU negotiations, an interview with two of the three editors of the Journal of Common Market Studies.
I talk to Roberta Guerrina and Gabriel Siles-Brügge about transdisciplinary research, how to edit it, the benefits of slow science, policy makers as authors and reviewers, and diving....
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48:51||Ep. 21Stephanie and I discuss business, history, managing journal overlap, the quantitative turn in social sciences, reviews, and rankings. Most importantly, we discuss science fiction.20. Episode 20 Francesco Lippi - The Economic Journal
46:06||Ep. 20I talk with Francesco, about what makes a top-ranked journal, the nature of generalist v field journals, and the many double-edged swords of Open Access.19. Episode 19 Gareth Dyke - Editor Historical Biology/ Reviewer Credits
48:14||Ep. 19I talk peer review, its faults failings and future, with Gareth. Also contains dinosaurs18. Episode 18 John Ashton - Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance
44:10||Ep. 18John and I talk about a journal that spans professional and academic worlds, research metrics as football stickers, letting annoyance drive your research path and the promise and peril of Generative AI17. Episode 17 Samuel Vigne - International Review of Financial Analysis / Finance Research Letters
47:39||Ep. 17I talk with Sam about juggling two very large impactful journals, dealing with academic geopolitics, speed and the need for "leading" journals to be more proactive15. Episode 15 Pierre Pinson - International Journal of Forecasting
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