Add to ORKGThe Author(s) 2015. This article is published with open access at Springerlink.com Abstract Under a set of reasonable assumptions, it is shown that all manuscripts sub-mitted to any journal will ultimately be published, either by the first journal or by one of the following journals to which a manuscript is resubmitted. This suggests that low quality manuscripts may also be published, which further suggests that there may be too many journals
Abstract Editors of peer-reviewed journals obtain recommendations from peer reviewers as guidance in...
This paper investigates the fate of manuscripts that were rejected from JASSS-The Journal of Artific...
T he purpose of this article is to provide authorswith insights gained from evidence and experi-ence...
Under a set of reasonable assumptions, it is shown that all manuscripts submitted to any journal wil...
This paper provides a theoretical model for analyzing the behavior of peer-reviewed journals. It fin...
Peer review provides the foundation for the scholarly publishing system. The conventional peer revie...
Popular scientific journals receive thousands more manuscripts than they can ever possibly publish –...
Seriously—PLEASE! Journals want us to revise and resubmit papers that are rejected because it benefi...
This paper investigates the fate of manuscripts that were rejected from JASSS-The Journal of Artific...
All researchers should seek to publish their work in peer-reviewed journals, but to publish it more ...
No-one wants to have their paper rejected by a top journal, but is there a silver lining to an initi...
Abstract Background When a journal receives a duplicate publication, the ability to identify the su...
180 students from the University of Canterbury were randomly assigned to reading and evaluating 4 co...
Abstract Multiple-part manuscripts are those submitted to a journal and intended for publication as ...
The acceptance rate of scholarly journals is an important selection criterion for authors choosing w...
Abstract Editors of peer-reviewed journals obtain recommendations from peer reviewers as guidance in...
This paper investigates the fate of manuscripts that were rejected from JASSS-The Journal of Artific...
T he purpose of this article is to provide authorswith insights gained from evidence and experi-ence...
Under a set of reasonable assumptions, it is shown that all manuscripts submitted to any journal wil...
This paper provides a theoretical model for analyzing the behavior of peer-reviewed journals. It fin...
Peer review provides the foundation for the scholarly publishing system. The conventional peer revie...
Popular scientific journals receive thousands more manuscripts than they can ever possibly publish –...
Seriously—PLEASE! Journals want us to revise and resubmit papers that are rejected because it benefi...
This paper investigates the fate of manuscripts that were rejected from JASSS-The Journal of Artific...
All researchers should seek to publish their work in peer-reviewed journals, but to publish it more ...
No-one wants to have their paper rejected by a top journal, but is there a silver lining to an initi...
Abstract Background When a journal receives a duplicate publication, the ability to identify the su...
180 students from the University of Canterbury were randomly assigned to reading and evaluating 4 co...
Abstract Multiple-part manuscripts are those submitted to a journal and intended for publication as ...
The acceptance rate of scholarly journals is an important selection criterion for authors choosing w...
Abstract Editors of peer-reviewed journals obtain recommendations from peer reviewers as guidance in...
This paper investigates the fate of manuscripts that were rejected from JASSS-The Journal of Artific...
T he purpose of this article is to provide authorswith insights gained from evidence and experi-ence...