Editorial statement: The first five years of the European Journal of Government and Economics

This editorial statement reflects on the experience from the first five years of the European Journal of Government and Economics and proposes some broad ideas about what we believe should be the future of the journal in the following years. The developments and ideas presented here are divided in t...

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Main Authors:	Diego Varela, Giacomo Benedetto, Jose Manuel Sanchez-Santos
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	University of A Coruna 2017-01-01
Series:	European Journal of Government and Economics
Subjects:	Academic publishing Journal management
Online Access:	http://revistas.udc.es/index.php/ejge/article/view/4317

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spelling	doaj-77a524fe95034838a44fb41ce86d673d2020-11-24T21:53:26ZengUniversity of A CorunaEuropean Journal of Government and Economics2254-70882017-01-015210.17979/ejge.2016.5.2.4317Editorial statement: The first five years of the European Journal of Government and EconomicsDiego Varela0Giacomo Benedetto1Jose Manuel Sanchez-Santos2Universitatea Alexandru Ioan Cuza din IasiRoyal Holloway, University of LondonUniversidade da CoruñaThis editorial statement reflects on the experience from the first five years of the European Journal of Government and Economics and proposes some broad ideas about what we believe should be the future of the journal in the following years. The developments and ideas presented here are divided in three parts: achievements and difficulties of the past five-year period, the renewal of the editorial team, and new challenges for the future.http://revistas.udc.es/index.php/ejge/article/view/4317Academic publishingJournal management
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title	Editorial statement: The first five years of the European Journal of Government and Economics
title_short	Editorial statement: The first five years of the European Journal of Government and Economics
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series	European Journal of Government and Economics
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description	This editorial statement reflects on the experience from the first five years of the European Journal of Government and Economics and proposes some broad ideas about what we believe should be the future of the journal in the following years. The developments and ideas presented here are divided in three parts: achievements and difficulties of the past five-year period, the renewal of the editorial team, and new challenges for the future.
topic	Academic publishing Journal management
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Editorial statement: The first five years of the European Journal of Government and Economics

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