Open Peer Review

Definition: A scholarly review mechanism providing disclosure of any combination of author and referee identities, as well as peer-review reports and editorial decision letters, to one another or publicly at any point during or after the peer review or publication process . It may also refer to the removal of restrictions on who can participate in peer review and the platforms for doing so . Note that ‘open peer review’ has been used interchangeably to refer to any, or all, of the above practices .

Related terms: Non-anonymised peer review, Open science, PRO (peer review openness) initiative, Transparent peer review

Reference: Reference(s) : Ross-Hellauer (2017)

Drafted and Reviewed by: Sonia Rishi, Mahmoud Elsherif, Sam Parsons, Charlotte R. Pennington, Yuki Yamada, F lĂĄvio Azevedo

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