Recruitment of Reviewers Is Becoming Harder at Some Journals¶
Fox, C. W., Albert, A. Y. K., & Vines, T. H. (2017). Recruitment of Reviewers Is Becoming Harder at Some Journals: A Test of the Influence of Reviewer Fatigue at Six Journals in Ecology and Evolution. Research Integrity and Peer Review, 2.
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- Helpful-Inflow Displacement
- Academic publishing: low-quality submissions surging under publish-or-perish pressure, consuming reviewer and editor attention without changing acceptance quality — the reviewer crisis is coordination-cost displacement, not absolute submission count.
This sourceDocuments declining reviewer-acceptance rates under rising submission volume — the reviewer-attention coordination constraint in scholarly publishing.
- Academic publishing: low-quality submissions surging under publish-or-perish pressure, consuming reviewer and editor attention without changing acceptance quality — the reviewer crisis is coordination-cost displacement, not absolute submission count.
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