Journal of Markets & Morality, Volume 8, Issue 1
Journal of Markets & Morality Volume 8 • Number 1
The publication of this issue (vol. 8, no. 1) marks the full implementation of the journal’s two issue moving wall. This means that as an archived issue, volume 7, number 1 is now freely available in its entirety. Subscribers are able to access electronically the full content of the two most current issues. Stephen Grabill’s editorial deals with these trends in scholarly publishing, with an eye on the specific situation of the Journal of Markets & Morality. You can read more about this in associate editor Jordan J. Ballor’s, “Scholarship at the Crossroads: The Journal of Markets & Morality Case Study,” Journal of Scholarly Publishing 36, no. 3 (April 2005): 145-65.
Are you a subscriber but don’t have online access? Send us an email here or call Meredith Nieuwsma at 1-800-345-2286.
The publication of this issue (vol. 8, no. 1) marks the full implementation of the journal’s two issue moving wall. This means that as an archived issue, volume 7, number 1 is now freely available in its entirety. Subscribers are able to access electronically the full content of the two most current issues. Stephen Grabill’s editorial deals with these trends in scholarly publishing, with an eye on the specific situation of the Journal of Markets & Morality. You can read more about this in associate editor Jordan J. Ballor’s, “Scholarship at the Crossroads: The Journal of Markets & Morality Case Study,” Journal of Scholarly Publishing 36, no. 3 (April 2005): 145-65.- Read the editorial, “Scholarly Journals and the Flow of Information,” by executive editor Stephen Grabill.
- See the new Scholia, “Treatise on Money,” by Luis de Molina, translated by Jeannine Emery with an introduction by Francisco Camacho.
- Purchase your copy of the journal online today.
- Read the newest archived issue, volume 7, no. 1.
Are you a subscriber but don’t have online access? Send us an email here or call Meredith Nieuwsma at 1-800-345-2286.
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