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editing the European Journal of Political Research

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Editing a journal like the European Journal of Political Research means in the first place the organisation of a constant reviewing process. Finding referees and making sure that they provide useful reports is needed for making wise decisions. Double-blind refereeing is indeed the generally accepted procedure for selecting publishable articles. This blind refereeing process is also believed to be the best way to select high-quality manuscripts. It is a sacred ritual. Yet the real life of refereeing can sometimes be quite messy and is not at all free from biases. It tends to be a fairly conservative selection process.

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Deschouwer, K. editing the European Journal of Political Research. Eur Polit Sci 6, 10–14 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1057/palgrave.eps.2210107

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