Help with Peer Review 

The blog posts I would like to introduce below focus on help with peer review when publishing academic papers in journals. 

Responding to Peer Reviewer Comments - This example of a response to a journal editor’s decision demonstrates how to address comments of peer reviewers on submitted articles

Understanding the Types of Peer Review - This useful article clarifies upon traditional and innovative approaches to closed and open peer review practices of academic journals.

Helpful Tips for Becoming an Excellent Peer Reviewer - This post offers tips & outlines a constructive professional approach for Becoming an excellent peer reviewer which is far from quick & easy

How To Identify a Doctor No Peer Review - This article will help you prevent, identify & deal with inappropriate peer reviews, there are reviewers who deliberately prevent publication

The Benefits of Peer Reviewing - This article describes benefits of peer reviewing academic papers & also offers advice on how to get started as a peer reviewer for journals

Valuable Lessons on a Published Sexist Peer Review - This discussion of a recent peer review that became a disaster due to sexist comments serves as a valuable lesson for authors and reviewers

How to Prepare a Manuscript for a Peer-Reviewed Journal - This discussion of a recent peer review that became a disaster due to sexist comments serves as a valuable lesson for authors and reviewers

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