Peer Review and Academic Productivism from the View of Reviewers of Academic Journals in Management
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https://doi.org/10.21713/2358-2332.2016.v13.960Keywords:
Peer Review. Academic Productivity. Reviewers. Journals.Abstract
In a productivist culture, marked by the appreciation of the publication of scientific papers, the subject of peer review becomes relevant. The aim of this study was to reflect on how productivism is seen by the reviewers of scientific papers in the area of Administration, in the light of three specific objectives: to identify the motivations and external influences that teachers act as reviewers, to understand their assessment about the peer review system in Brazil, and to identify the possible causes for them assigned to productivism. The approach of the study was qualitative, having as basic procedure the content analysis of 11 interviews with expert reviewers. The results show more criticism than praise for peer review, improvement recommendations and the association between the evaluation of Capes and productivism.
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