Scholars thinking of writing about Adam Smith often want to know what a specialist journal expects. Here is a summary of the guidelines in the archive.
What is accepted
Work from any theoretical, disciplinary or interdisciplinary approach is welcome. Articles are limited to 10,000 words and must be in English. Authors should make arguments accessible to a broad, multidisciplinary readership without lowering scholarly standards.
Conditions
Sending a paper implies that it is original, unpublished and not under consideration elsewhere.
Refereeing
Interdisciplinary articles go to referees from different fields. Submitted articles are double-blind refereed, while commissioned pieces are single-blind refereed by editorial board members.
Other contributions
The Review also welcomes proposals to translate significant non-English works on Smith into English, and offers to edit symposia.
Formatting
Papers may be sent in any format, but accepted ones must follow the journal’s author guidelines. Because the archive is dated, current requirements and contact details should be confirmed with the publisher.
See the editorial board and home page.