Feeding the Elephant
Feeding the Elephant: A Forum on Scholarly Communications
This is the first post of a new series on the H-Net Book Channel dedicated to scholarly communications called Feeding the Elephant. For the rest of September, we'll be sharing interviews, blog posts, and links to further resources related to the topic of peer review. Subscribers are invited to take part in the conversation by posting replies, questions, links to projects, or ideas for future posts. --Eds.
September Elephant: Peer Review
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Peer Review, Diversity, and Equity
Initiatives for Improving Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Scholarly Communications
A post from Feeding the Elephant: A Forum for Scholarly Communications
A few weeks ago, we wrote about the importance of diversity and equity in peer review, but concerns about who gets to create, curate, distribute, and preserve knowledge extend far beyond the moment of peer review.
Transparency in Peer Review
Re: Transparency in Peer Review
Thank you very much for your reply, David! I've added the Political Science Rumors website to the Peer Review Resources page as a reference tool and a resource that we can draw further conversation from.
Opening post: Peer Review Week
Welcome to the inaugural posts of Feeding the Elephant, a forum for conversations about scholarly communications in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. We begin by looking at one of the elements that makes academic publishing distinctive: peer review. Scholars who want to have their research taken seriously by their discipline have to publish it in a peer-reviewed form, whether that’s a journal article or a monograph or something else.
Additional Resources
Peer Review Resources
Below is a list of resources for peer review meant to supplement the posts and discussions taking place on Feeding the Elephant. Readers, please help us grow this list by joining the Feeding the Elephant discussions or Tweeting us using the hashtag #FeedingTheElephant.
Introductions to Peer Review
Announcements
Feeding the Elephant - Peer Review Resources
Greeting all!