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The Unjournal
Fiscal Host: Open Collective Foundation
We commission public journal-independent quantitative evaluation of social science/economics research that informs global priorities. We aim to improve peer review, make impactful research more rigorous (and vice versa), and enable open science.
Contributors
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Annabel Rayner
Admin
David Reinstein
Admin
Gavin Taylor
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Founders Pledge
$565,000 USD
Rethink Prior...
$26,566 USD
Budget
Transparent and open finances.
-$300.00 USD
Pending
Invoice #199300
-$48.00 USD
Paid
Reimbursement #199026
Debit from The Unjournal to Malri •
-$400.00USD
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Invoice #198596
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Today’s balance$377,030.84 USD
Total raised
$544,203.67 USD
Total disbursed
$167,172.83 USD
Estimated annual budget
$565,000.00 USD
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News from The Unjournal
Updates on our activities and progress.
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Published on June 9, 2023 by David Reinstein
Please track our policy, progress, and updates at https://bit.ly/eaunjournal
Please track our policy, progress, and updates at https://bit.ly/eaunjournal
Published on December 28, 2022 by David Reinstein
About
Our web site (policies, plans, and progress can be found HERE). Follow us on our Sciety Group for the latest evaluations
The Unjournal organizes and commissions public journal-independent feedback, rating, and evaluation of journal articles, preprints (or working papers), and dynamically-presented research projects. It focuses on highly impactful policy-relevant work (especially in economics, social science, and business).
Our twin goals
1. Making ‘peer evaluation and rating’ of open projects (instead of conventional 0/1 publishing of frozen pdf's) become a standard 'high status' outcome in academia/research, especially in economics and social sciences
2. Creating and coalescing around an efficient system for 'publishing', gaining credibility, and getting feedback for effective altruism and global-priorities-aligned research.
"Making rigorous research more impactful, and impactful research more rigorous."
"Making rigorous research more impactful, and impactful research more rigorous."