Twenty-Five Years Before the Masthead: Confessions of a Journal Editor

James T. Bennett

Journal of Labor Research, 2004, vol. 25, issue 1, 83-96

Abstract: After two-and-a-half decades as Editor of the Journal of Labor Research, I share some of my thinking about academic research in general and about journal editing, the review process, and the publishing game, in particular. This irreverent (and sometimes irrelevant) personal perspective should not be taken too seriously -- indeed, journal editors should never take themselves too seriously.

Date: 2004
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