Russell-the Journal Of The Bertrand Russell Studies

Since 1971, Russell (ISSN 1913-8032) has been dedicated to studying various aspects of Bertrand Russell's thought, as well as his life, era, and influence. In the first 51 years of publication, Russell was edited by Kenneth Blackwell. Andrew Bone and G ü lberk Ko ç Maclean have been editors since 2022. In addition to original research and new book reviews, the magazine also publishes new texts and research, discussions, bibliographies, indexes, and archive lists. Academic articles submitted to this journal will undergo anonymous peer review twice. Russell is not an institution of any association or organization.

Starting from the 2023 summer issue (Volume 43, Issue 1), the magazine will be published by Johns Hopkins University Press in both print and digital formats, with all new content accessible in PDF and HTML versions on Project Muse, as well as the entire old catalog (PDF only). Russell continues to be produced by McMaster's Bertrand Russell Research Center.