Lack of geographic diversity in peer review skews “publishable” research

Impact of Social Sciences
17/09/2025
Lack of geographic diversity in peer review skews “publishable” research

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Analysing peer review data for 204,718 submissions to 60 Institute of Physics journals, James M. Zumel Dumlao and Misha Teplitskiy find that reviewers tend to favour submissions from their own … Continued
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