If you know of other such resources, please let me know, by email.
- Mitchell Aboulafia, "Thinking Outside the Box (or, A Real Alternative to Rankings)" (blog post)
- Mitchell Aboulafia, "Leiter Posts Response to Criticism of Rankings—A Response to the Response" (blog post)
- Mitchell Aboulafia, "The Dog Ate My (Philosophical Gourmet) Report" (blog post)
- Mitchell Aboulafia, "An Open Letter to Prospective Evaluators for the 2014-2015 Philosophical Gourmet Report" (New APPS)
- Jon Cogburn, "What Now With the Philosophical Gourmet Report?" (blog post)
- Gabriele Contessa, "How Leiterism Can Be Bad For You" (blog post)
- Zachary Ernst, "Our Naked Emperor" (PDF)
- Andrew Gelman, "Controversy about a ranking of philosophy departments, or How should we think about statistical results when we can’t see the raw data?" (blog post)
- Kieran Healy did a series of blog posts analyzing the PGR data set, but I will not link to those, as they are on Leiter's blog, and I am boycotting it.
- Richard Heck, "About the Philosophical Gourmet Report" (web page)
- Leigh M. Johnson, "Archive of the Meltdown" (blog post and timeline)
- Jennifer Saul, "Ranking Exercises in Philosophy and Implicit Bias", Journal of Social Philosophy 43 (2012), pp. 256-73 (Wiley Online, PDF)
- Julie Van Camp, "Female-Friendly Departments: A Modest Proposal for Picking Graduate Programs in Philosophy", APA Newsletter on Feminism and Philosophy 3 (2004), pp. 116-20 (Original Version, 2014 Update)
- Bharath Vallabha, "The Function of the Philosophical Gourmet Report" (PDF)
- Brian Weatherson, "After the PGR" (blog post)
- Gregory Wheeler, "Manufactured Assent: The Philosophical Gourmet Report’s Sampling Problem" (blog post, with links to many other articles on the same site)
- "More on the Educational Imbalance within the PGR Evaluator Pool" (blog post)
- "Two Reasons for Abolishing the PGR" (blog post)
- "Logic for Lunatics" (blog post, which isn't directly about PGR, but speaks to larger issues about blog culture)
- Jessica Wilson (Facebook post)
