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Russell: the Journal of Bertrand Russell Studies is
published
semiannually, in the summer and the winter, by The
Bertrand Russell Research Centre, McMaster University. Both
print and
electronic editions
are published. From
1971
until 1999 Russell was titled Russell: the Journal of the
Bertrand Russell Archives and was published first by McMaster
University Library Press (1971–96) and then by
McMaster University Press
(1997–99). The ISSN of the print edition is 0036-0163; that
of the electronic edition, 1913-8032.
Russell is published with
the assistance of grants from the Aid to Journals programme of the
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and from
McMaster’s Faculty of Humanities. Open Access applies to all
but the last 4 issues online, the moving wall being 2 years.
 Russell is a scholarly journal devoted to
the study of all aspects of Bertrand
Russell’s thought, as well as his life, times and influence.
In
addition
to publishing original research on Russell and reviews of new
books
about
him, Russell also publishes from time to time new texts and
textual
studies, bibliographies, discussions, indexes, and archival
lists.
Scholarly articles submitted to the journal are reviewed
anonymously.
Russell is not the organ of any association or
institution.
The current table of contents may be
consulted.
Russell is indexed in The Philosopher’s Index,
Arts &
Humanities Citation Index, and La Répertoire
bibliographique de la
philosophie. Russell’s own index is published
quinquennially;
its online 25-year index was
published in
n.s. 15 (winter 1995–96).
The latest five-year index and the previous one are
also
online.
Editor
Kenneth Blackwell (since
1971)
Editorial Board
Michael Beaney (Philosophy, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and
King’s College, London, UK)
Andrew G. Bone (Russell Centre, McMaster)
William Bruneau (Educational Studies, British
Columbia)
A.C. Grayling (Philosophy, New College of the Humanities,
London)
Stephen Heathorn (History, McMaster)
Peter Hylton (Philosophy, Illinois at Chicago)
Andrew D. Irvine (Philosophy, British Columbia)
Kevin C. Klement (Philosophy, Massachusetts)
Gülberk Koç Maclean (Philosophy, Mount Royal)
Gregory Landini (Philosophy, Iowa)
Bernard Linsky (Philosophy, Alberta)
Ray Perkins, Jr. (Philosophy, Plymouth State)
Anne-Françoise Schmid (Philosophy, Institut National des
Sciences Appliquées de Lyon)
John G. Slater (Philosophy, Toronto)
Carl Spadoni (Russell Centre, McMaster)
Alasdair Urquhart (Philosophy, Toronto)
Russell Wahl (Philosophy, Idaho State)
Lawrence S. Wittner (History, SUNY at Albany)
Addresses
Russell: the Journal of Bertrand Russell Studies
The Bertrand Russell Research Centre
Mills Memorial Library
McMaster University
Hamilton, ON
Canada L8S 4L6
Email: russjour at mcmaster.ca
Telephone: 905 525–9140 x24896
Submissions: Advice to Authors
Manuscripts (in PDF or MS Word) and books for review should be
addressed
to The
Editor. Scholarly papers are refereed by the double-blind method,
so
identification of the author must be removable. After
acceptance, final manuscripts should be submitted electronically
in
MS Word, with true footnotes but minimal formatting and coding and
with doublespacing (including quotations, notes and
references). If there are symbols, include a PDF. Citations should
use, where applicable,
the
abbreviations for frequently cited works in Russell Studies
on the
last pages of this issue. Authors will be sent page proofs for
correction.
Subscriptions
Rates for 2021
are US$150 for institutions plus $17 shipping, and US$75 for
individuals.
Canadian rates are Cdn$150 for institutions plus $10 shipping, and
Cdn$75
for individuals. There is a
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the electronic edition. Members of The
Bertrand Russell Society are entitled to a subscription in their
annual
membership.
Single issues of Russell cost half.
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Russell: the
Journal of
Bertrand Russell Studies
Bertrand Russell
Research Centre
Faculty of
Humanities
Bertrand Russell
Archives
McMaster
University