Announcement: Special issue
EJPE invites submissions for a forthcoming special issue on Democratic Economic Planning. Click here for more information.
Alexandru Volacu is an adjunct professor at the National University of Political Science and Public Administration (SNSPA), in Bucharest, Romania. Recent publications include the volumes Modern dilemmas: understanding collective action in the 21st century (co-editor, Ibidem-Verlag) and Rational choice and electoral behaviour (co-author, Tritonic), as well as journal articles published in Contemporary Political Theory and the Journal of International Relations and Development. He is currently co-authoring a chapter on the ethics of voting (together with Annabelle Lever) as part of the Routledge handbook of ethics and public policy (forthcoming). His research interests include theories of justice, the ideal/non-ideal theory debate, the ethics of voting, electoral behaviour, rational choice theory, and game theory.
Announcement: Special issue
EJPE invites submissions for a forthcoming special issue on Democratic Economic Planning. Click here for more information.
Mark Blaug Prize
The Mark Blaug Prize for 2020/2021 has been awarded to Malte Dold and Alexa Stanton (Pomona College). Read more about the winners of the 2020/2021 prize.
The 2022/2023 Mark Blaug Prize in philosophy and economics is open for submissions.
Announcement: New section 'Into the Archives'
EJPE is launching a new section in the journal, 'Into the Archives', aimed at popularising—and contextualising—archival work previously unavailable in English or previously unpublished manuscripts written in the English language. Click here for more information.
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