The aims of peer review
The primary aims of the peer review process
are to:
- maintain quality control
- protect the reputation of the journal
- 'ration' space in as objective and transparent a manner
as possible.
A well managed journal should, however, have
additional aims:
- to communicate effectively with peer reviewers and provide
reviewers with feedback
- to assist new reviewers to acquire the skills and confidence
necessary to produce useful reports.
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