Rejection rates in journals
After realizing that Monthly Weather Review rejected over 30% of the manuscripts we received, I was curious what the rejection rates at the other journals publishing atmospheric science were. So, I sent emails to all the editors that I could find and who would respond.
The results of this survey have now appeared in print in the Bulletin of the AMS:
Rejection Rates for Journals Publishing in the Atmospheric Sciences.
Prof. Roger Pielke Sr. posted on his blog a discussion of some of the issues I raised within the article here.
Although I agreed with nearly everything he said, I wanted to clarify one aspect that I felt was not my opinion. Prof. Pielke allowed me to respond to his post here.
Enjoy reading the exchange!
The results of this survey have now appeared in print in the Bulletin of the AMS:
Rejection Rates for Journals Publishing in the Atmospheric Sciences.
Prof. Roger Pielke Sr. posted on his blog a discussion of some of the issues I raised within the article here.
Although I agreed with nearly everything he said, I wanted to clarify one aspect that I felt was not my opinion. Prof. Pielke allowed me to respond to his post here.
Enjoy reading the exchange!
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