In this Issue
The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies is a nonpartisan journal devoted to the study of Ayn Rand and her times. The journal welcomes papers from a wide array of disciplines, including: aesthetics, anthropology, ethics, feminism, history, political theory, psychology, and sociology. The journal aims to foster scholarly dialogue through a respectful exchange of ideas and has become a unique place that has welcomed those working from diverse interpretive and critical perspectives.
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Penn State University Pressviewing issue
Volume 14, Number 2, December 2014Editorial Board
Editors
Robert L. Campbell, Psychology,
Clemson UniversityStephen Cox, Literature,
University of California, San DiegoRoderick T. Long, Philosophy,
Auburn UniversityChris Matthew Sciabarra, Ph.D., Politics,
New York University, Brooklyn, New York
Board of Advisors
David T. Beito, History,
University of AlabamaPeter j. Boettke, Economics and Philosophy,
George Mason UniversitySusan Love Brown, Anthropology,
Florida Atlantic UniversityDouglas J. Den Uyl, Philosophy,
The Liberty FundMimi Reisel Gladstein, English and Theatre Arts,
University of Texas, El PasoHannes H. Gissurarson, Politics,
University of IcelandRobert Hessen, History, Emeritus,
The Hoover InstitutionSteven Horwitz, Economics,
St. Lawrence UniversityLester Hunt, Philosophy,
University of WisconsinEric Mack, Philosophy,
Tulane UniversityDavid N. Mayer, Law and History,
Capital University Law SchoolDouglas B. Rasmussen, Philosophy,
St. John’s University
