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SUBMITTING MANUSCRIPTS TO THE ECONOMETRIC SOCIETY MONOGRAPH SERIES
For monographs in economic theory, a PDF of the manuscript should be emailed to Professor George J. Mailath at gmailath@econ.upenn.edu. Only electronic submissions will be accepted. In exceptional cases for those who are unable to submit electronic files in PDF format, three copies of the original manuscript can be sent to:
Professor George J. Mailath
Department of Economics
3718 Locust Walk
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6297, U.S.A.
For monographs in theoretical and applied econometrics, a PDF of the manuscript should be emailed to Professor Rosa Matzkin at matzkin@econ.ucla.edu. Only electronic submissions will be accepted. In exceptional cases for those who are unable to submit electronic files in PDF format, three copies of the original manuscript can be sent to:
Professor Rosa Matzkin
Department of Economics
University of California, Los Angeles
Bunche Hall 8349
Los Angeles, CA 90095, U.S.A.
They must be accompanied by a letter of submission and be written in English. Authors submitting a manuscript are expected to notify the Editors if they have submitted it elsewhere. It is the author's responsibility to inform the Editors about these matters. There is no submission charge.
The Editors will also consider proposals consisting of a detailed table of contents and one or more sample chapters, and can offer a preliminary contingent decision subject to the receipt of a satisfactory complete manuscript.
All submitted manuscripts should be double spaced on paper of standard size, 8.5 by 11 inches or European A, and should have margins of at least 1 inch on all sides. The figures should be publication quality. The manuscript should be prepared in the same manner as papers submitted to Econometrica.
Manuscripts may be rejected, returned for specified revisions, or accepted. Once a monograph has been accepted, the author will sign a contract with the Econometric Society on the one hand, and with the Publisher, Cambridge University Press, on the other. Currently, monographs usually appear no more than twelve months from date of final acceptance.
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