You are hereBiblio / I Hate Your Paper: Many say the peer review system is broken. Here's how some journals are trying to fix it.

I Hate Your Paper: Many say the peer review system is broken. Here's how some journals are trying to fix it.


By KBL781 - Posted on 10 June 2010

TitleI Hate Your Paper: Many say the peer review system is broken. Here's how some journals are trying to fix it.
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication2010
AuthorsAkst, Jef
JournalThe Scientist
Volume24
Issue8
Pagination36
Date Published08/2010
Publication Languageeng
ISSN Number0890-3670
Abstract

This article discusses how problems in the peer review system arise when peer reviewers give unhelpful, sometimes cutting criticism to authors, rather then helping them improve their manuscript. The article goes on to detail three major problems with the peer review system, the bias of reviewers based on personal motives, the slow nature of the peer review process, and the large number of papers that must be reviewed by reviewers for prestigious journals, and offers some solutions on how these issues could potentially be resolved.

URLClick here for the document
None
Login or register to tag items
No votes yet