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The history of the peer-review process.

by: Ray Spier
Trends in biotechnology, Vol. 20, No. 8. (August 2002), pp. 357-358  Key: citeulike:11988805

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The peer-review process is a turf battle with the ultimate prize of the knowledge, science or doctrine being published. On the one side, we have the writers and originators of ideas, on the other, we have the editors and critics. But it was not always so.


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