Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi is a new (peer-reviewed, biannual) international series of Annali della Fondazione Luigi Einaudi founded in 1967. Since then, the Annali have served as a forum for the free exchange of ideas among historians, economists and political scientists, as well as other social scientists. In line with this tradition, the Annals aim at facilitating communication and encouraging cross-fertilization of ideas among both established international scholars and younger scholars working in the field of history, economics, political science, and other social disciplines, with a view to fostering interdisciplinarity. To this end, authors are requested to use rigorous style and language, but accessible to scholars belonging to different fields of social sciences.
The Editors welcome submissions from authors from across the humanities and social sciences, including in particular economics, political science, and history. Submissions that are interdisciplinary in nature, and theoretical and methodological articles on inter-disciplinary relations are also welcomed. Special issues are edited by the guest editors in collaboration with the Annals Editors and members of the Editorial Board. These issues may include solicited essays, but are mainly comprised of essays that are submitted to a call for papers (proposals are reviewed by the Editors; the submission process is subject to a peer-review process).
The Annals is an open access journal. The whole collection of issues is published online (there are no submission or publication charges) on this website.
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“A” Anvur category: 14/B2 – Storia delle relazioni internazionali, delle società e delle istituzioni extraeuropee
ISSN: 2532-4969
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Lack of, or scarce diversity in scholarly journals’ Editorial Board structure is a serious concern. Committed to improving such diversity, the Annals have recently (2021) increased representation of women in the Editorial Board from 31% to 58%.
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Every article submitted to the Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi shall report in its first footnote, together with the acknowledgements, the sources of financial support for the research(es) described in the article.
Each author shall identify and list in the same first footnote any interested party from which he or she received financial support including as a remuneration, consultancy fees, grants and the like, summing to at least 10.000€ in the last three years. An “interested” party is any individual, group, or organization that has a financial, ideological, or political stake related to the article. The disclosure requirement also includes in-kind support, such as providing access to data. If the support in question comes with a non-disclosure obligation, that fact should be stated, along with as much information as the obligation permits.
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Brigitte Bechtold, Mario Del Pero, Stefano Fiori, Philippe Fontaine, Ilene Grabel, Alan Kirman, Jonathan Kirshner, Jan Kregel, Caterina Marchionni, Marguerite Mendell, Hirokazu Miyazaki, José Antonio Ocampo, Sophus Reinert, Margaret Schabas, Joseph Straus, Adam Tooze (2017-2020)
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