Experiments in Open Peer Review

Scholarly Communication
18/04/2023 22 min Episodio 51
Experiments in Open Peer Review

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The authors of Data Feminism (2020), Catherine D'Ignazio and Lauren Klein, along with Catherine Ahearn, Content Lead at PubPub, discuss the value and process of open peer review, share experiences and best practices, and explore issues surrounding peer review transparency.
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