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In late 2014, the American Philosophical Association (APA) and the British Philosophical Association (BPA) jointly conducted a survey of 43 philosophy journals to gather data on their submission and acceptance rates, review process, and the percentages of papers submitted and accepted that were written by women and members of minority ethnic groups from 2011 to 2013.
The results of the survey are now available on both the APA website and the BPA website.
The responses were provided by journal editors, with publishers supplying additional data in some cases.
We plan to conduct the survey periodically and hope to include more journals in the future. To request that a journal be added to future surveys, please contact the APA’s publication coordinator, Erin Shepherd (erinshep@udel.edu)
The APA and BPA wish to thank everyone who participated in gathering and sharing this information and hope that it is useful to the philosophical community.
Feminist Philosophers 
It’s great to have this data, and I expect it will become better when the survey is repeated. It looks like only 16 out of the 43 journals submitted the demographic information, and some of that is incomplete. And it would have been especially nice if more of the generalist journals had submitted that information. Does anyone know if these 43 journals were all that were asked to participate?
Of the journals I checked, none had gender information.
The epistemology of ignorance…
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