Editorial: Why should we care about preparing referee reports?

More than that, the preparation of such reports is unpaid and can be time-consuming for those involved in such a task (Chetty, Saez, and Sándor, 2014; Gerhardt et al., 2014). [...]when scholars must decide how to divide their time into various academic tasks such as class preparation, research activ...

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Published inRAUSP Management Journal Vol. 56; no. 4; pp. 386 - 389
Main Authors Albergaria, Matheus, Hourneaux Junior, Flavio, Dionizio Leite, Patricia Fernanda
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published São Paulo Emerald Publishing Limited 19.11.2021
Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Universidade de São Paulo
Emerald Publishing
Subjects
BUSINESS
Experiments
Funding
Incentives
Monetary incentives
Open access
Parents & parenting
Scholarly publishing
United States > US
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Summary:More than that, the preparation of such reports is unpaid and can be time-consuming for those involved in such a task (Chetty, Saez, and Sándor, 2014; Gerhardt et al., 2014). [...]when scholars must decide how to divide their time into various academic tasks such as class preparation, research activities or committee participation, among others, it makes sense to imagine that the preparation of referee reports may not be one of their priorities (Berk, Harvey & Hirshleifer, 2017; Hamermesh, 1992, 1994; Tosi, 2009). [...]if the reviewers’ value perception of the evaluation process is not positive, there could be some distortions along the way (Bedeian, 2003; Tosi, 2009). [...]the treatment group subject to the social incentive (that is, which had their names published on the journal's website) presented a reduction of median review time of 2.5 days.
ISSN:2531-0488
2531-0488
DOI:10.1108/RAUSP-10-2021-0195