Academic publishing is undergoing a highly transformative process, and many established
rules and value systems that are in place, such as traditional peer review (TPR) and …

The academic computer security community has traditionally adopted peer review as an
integral part of scientific publishing and dissemination, in a process that grows organically …

Despite continued attention, finding adequate criteria for distinguishing “good” from “bad”
scholarly journals remains an elusive goal. In this essay, I propose a solution informed by …

Peer review serves an essential role in the cultivation, validation, and dissemination of
social work scholarship. Nevertheless, the current peer review system has been described …

In recent years, the veracity of scientific findings has come under intense scrutiny in what
has been called the “replication crisis.” This crisis is marked by the propagation of scientific …

The advantage of no publication time lag had led to the use of preprints as research
evidence for public policy development that required a rapid response. However, the …

Peer review serves an essential role in the cultivation, validation, and dissemination of
social work knowledge and scholarship. Nevertheless, the current peer review system has …

In this article, we offer a primer on “classical” frequentist statistics. In doing so, we aim to (1)
provide social workers with a nuanced overview of common statistical concepts and tools,(2) …

Portable peer review (PPR) refers to peer review that is not conducted by a journal but
instead by externally recruited peers whose reports are then made available to that journal's …

Method The sample described here is based in part on a larger, unpublished meta-research
study (Dunleavy, 2020a) that surveyed and analyzed statistical reporting practices and …