Transactions of the American Philosophical Society
Transactions is the oldest scholarly publication in North America. It began as a scientific journal in 1771, and over its long history has covered fields of study ranging from astronomy to American history, from archaeology to economics, from linguistics to the history of science. Transactions, which had been publishing a combination of edited volumes and monographs, transitioned to a new format in 2024. It now releases quarterly issues organized around specific themes, with content drawn from papers given at APS conferences and workshops.
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Managing Editor
Kate Tyler Wall
Associate Editor
Allison Cadle
Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society
Proceedings, first published in 1838, is a quarterly journal that includes papers read at the APS’s biannual Member Meetings, biographical memoirs of APS Members, and occasional peer-reviewed articles by prominent professionals, scholars, and scientists. Future issues will include a new feature: field report essays from recipients of APS grants who have completed scholarly projects in the sciences and humanities.
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Recent issues of Transactions and Proceedings are available on Project MUSE.
Past issues of Transactions and Proceedings through 2023 are available on JSTOR.
For authors: Proceedings journal submission guidelines.
Editor-in-Chief
William Chester Jordan, Princeton University
Managing Editor
Annalisa Zox-Weaver
Associate Editor
Allison Cadle