Peer review in an Era of Evaluation: Understanding the Practice of Gatekeeping in Academia
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Peer review in an Era of Evaluation: Understanding the Practice of Gatekeeping in Academia

by Eva Forsberg, Lars Geschwind, Sara Levander, Wieland Wermke

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Peer Review in an Era of Evaluation examines the role of peer review in contemporary academia, focusing on its function as a form of gatekeeping. The book considers how scholarly judgment operates within broader systems of evaluation and will interest readers studying higher education, research, and academic practice.

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Peer Review in an Era of Evaluation examines peer review as a central practice of gatekeeping in academia.

The book focuses on the relationship between scholarly evaluation and the processes used to assess academic work.

It offers a considered exploration of how peer review functions within contemporary higher education and research.

Written by Eva Forsberg, Lars Geschwind, Sara Levander, and Wieland Wermke, this volume is suited to readers interested in academic practice and evaluation.

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