Comment on Journals for Comparative Politics
posted by Political Scientists for Scholarly Journal Ethics @ 3:32 PM
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I recently had what by all accounts can be considered a good experience with Comparative Political Studies. I received a confirmation within hours of submission, and was sent a decision within two months. All things considered, it was efficient, and nothing bad happened, which can be a fair barometer for most journals.
I concur. CPS is by far the most professional journal in the subfield. They are prompt with answer to any of my queries. The folks at the University of Washington, particularly the editor (Caporaso), is doing a good job.
I also had a great experience with CPS: turned in a manuscript, got R&R feedback within 6 weeks. Turned back edits in less than a week and heard back within days that it was accepted.
It will be a while before it's published... but still, everything was very timely.
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