Mapping Out the Peer Review Genre as Reflected in Multilingual Journal Requirements

Set against the background of research into peer reviewing as an essential component in theresearch publishing process, this study goes beyond the realm of Anglophone publishingand brings in the multilingual dimension. A corpus of review forms and other relevantdocuments and information sources deri...

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