WHY PEER REVIEW ARTICLES HOW TO FIND PEER

WHY PEER REVIEW ARTICLES? HOW TO FIND PEER REVIEW MATERIALS? A QUICK GUIDE FROM SFU LIBRARY POL 150: SCIENCE, POLICY & INNOVATION Minglu Wang Research Commons Librarian/Reference Librarian Minglu_wang@sfu. ca

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SCHOLARLY VS POPULAR

SCHOLARLY VS POPULAR

THE PEER REVIEW (OR REFEREE) PROCESS Goldman, C. (2018, April 24). Lib. Guides: Peer Review Process. Retrieved May 1, 2018, from https: //ucsd. libguides. com/CAT 3

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