The Ontology of the Scholarly Journal and the Place of Peer Review

Bonnie Wheeler

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Reflections on variations found in scholarly journals and scholarly editing, leading to an argument that the common bond of scholarly journals is a shared commitment to peer review, a widely varying protocol in need of greater transparency.

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2009How professors think: inside the curious world of academic judgment 2004Peer Review: A Critical Inquiry

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