Editor's Corner: Assembling a Special Issue on Law as a Source of Strategic Advantage

Increasing the Credibility of Political Science Research: A Proposal for Journal Reforms

“…I argue that we instead should seek to minimize potential biases in editorial and review decisions. The triple-blind procedure already is used by the philosophy journals Mind (n.d.) and Ethics (n.d.) and the American Business Law Journal (Cahoy 2010) and easily could be implemented in online manuscriptreview systems. 15 By minimizing any inadvertent or unconscious biases in editorial decision making, triple-blind review could improve the quality of publication decisions and increase confidence in the scientific integrity of the process among APSA members and disciplinary stakeholders.…”

“…I argue that we instead should seek to minimize potential biases in editorial and review decisions. The triple-blind procedure already is used by the philosophy journals Mind (n.d.) and Ethics (n.d.) and the American Business Law Journal (Cahoy 2010) and easily could be implemented in online manuscript-review systems. 15…”