Accordingly, we demand that
(1) A principle is adopted that *under no circumstances* in the future will papers be summarily rejected without consulting the Editorial Board;
(2) A public statement be put out by Taylor and Francis (a) acknowledging that this decision was made in error by T&F without consulting the board; (b) affirming the principle in (1) above; and (c) apologizing to the authors of the paper for the summary removal;
(3) A statement be put out by T&F prominently on the journal’s web site, to be developed in conjunction with the Editorial Board, clearly specifying any the full set of limitations that apply to publishing papers by authors in sanctioned countries.
We look forward to hearing from you in the very near future to resolve these
critical issues for the future of DS:aIJ.
Sincerely
Ale Jan Homburg (Editor-in-Chief)
Todd Young (Editor-in-Chief)
Peter Ashwin
Claude Baesens
Luis Barreira
Yongluo Cuo
Hans Crauel
Michael Dellnitz
Bernold Fiedler
Giovanni Gallavotti
Paul Glendinning
Vivien Kirk
Keonhee Lee
Ian Melbourne
Anthony Quas
James Robinson
Arnd Scheel
Jörg Schmeling
Ian Stewart
Masato Tsujii
Dmitry Turaev
Innerhalb weniger Stunden zog danach der Verlag Taylor & Francis seine Entscheidung zurück. Die Arbeit ist seit Mittowch wieder online: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/14689367.2018.1554029?journalCode=cdss20
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