The Principles of Fair Allocation of Peer-Review: How Much Should a Researcher be Expected to Contribute?

Science and Engineering Ethics 21 (4):825-828 (2015)
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Abstract

There seems to be reluctance amongst scientists to invest some of their own time in the peer-review of manuscripts. As a result, journal editors often struggle to secure reviewers for a given manuscript in a timely manner. Here, two simple principles are proposed, which could fairly allocate the contribution of individual researchers to the peer-review process

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