This thread from Scottish Affairs notes that a critical response to our 2019 article on policy capture was unilaterally released early by its authors, separately from our right to reply. It was originally agreed that the response, and our reply, would be published in parallel. https://twitter.com/scottishaffairs/status/1327765649666564097
It is very unusual for a journal to make a statement like this.
Our article also discusses the unusual academic environment in which we find ourselves working in.
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