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Against the Grain, Nov 2013

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0 This document has been made available through Purdue e-Pubs, a service of the Purdue University Libraries. Please contact - Against the Grain (USPS 012-618) (ISSN 1043-2094) is published six times a year in February, April, June, September, November, and December/January byAgainst the Grain, LLC, 209 Richardson Ave., MSC 98, The Citadel, Charleston, SC 29409. Subscription price per year is $50 U.S. ($60 Canada $85 foreign). Periodicals postage paid at Charleston, SC. Postmaster: Send change of address to Against the Grain, LLC, 209 Richardson Ave., MSC 98, The Citadel, Charleston, SC 29409. Editor: Katina Strauch (College of Charleston) Associate Editors: Rosann Bazirjian (UNC-Greensboro) Cris Ferguson (Furman University) Tom Gilson (College of Charleston) Joyce Ogburn (U. of Utah) John Riley (Eastern Book Company) Research Editors: Barry Lee (Research & Reference Services) Judy Luther (Informed Strategies) Assistants to the Editor: Ileana Strauch Toni Nix (Just Right Group, LLC) Contributing Editors: Richard Abel (Consultant) Rick Anderson (University of Utah) Sever Bordeianu (U. of New Mexico) Todd Carpenter (NISO) Bryan Carson (Western Kentucky University) Liz Chapman (University College London) Eleanor Cook (East Carolina University) John Cox (John Cox Associates Ltd.) Anthony Ferguson (U. of Hong Kong) Ruth Fischer (R2 Consulting Services) Michelle Flinchbaugh (U. of MD Baltimore County) Laura Gasaway (UNC, Chapel Hill) Chuck Hamaker (UNC, Charlotte) William M. Hannay (Schiff, Hardin & Waite) Mark Herring (Winthrop University) Donna Jacobs (MUSC) Tom Leonhardt (St. Edward’s University) Rick Lugg (R2 Consulting Services) Mary (Tinker) Massey (ERAU) Jack Montgomery (Western Kentucky University) Bob Nardini (Coutts Information Services) Elsie Pritchard (Morehead State University) Rita Ricketts (Blackwell’s) Peter Shepherd (Project COUNTER) Greg Tananbaum (Consultant) Sanford G. Thatcher (Penn State Press) Jared Seay (College of Charleston) Deborah Vaughn (College of Charleston) Proofreader: Carol Lyle (Summerville, SC) Graphics: Bowles & Carver, Old English Cuts & Illustrations. Grafton, More Silhouettes. Ehmcke, Graphic Trade Symbols By German Designers. Grafton, Ready-to-Use Old-Fashioned Illustrations. The Chap Book Style. Production & Ad Sales: Toni Nix, Just Right Group, LLC., P.O. Box 412, Cottageville, SC 29435, phone: 843-835-8604 fax: 843-835-5892 <> Advertising information: Toni Nix, phone: 843-835-8604, fax: 843-835-5892 <> or Edna Laughrey, phone: 734-429-1029, fax: 734-429-1711, <> Send ad materials to: Attn: Toni Nix, Just Right Group, LLC 398 Crab Apple Lane, Ridgeville, SC 29472 Publisher: A. Bruce Strauch Send correspondence, press releases, etc., to: Katina Strauch, Editor, Against the Grain, LLC, 209 Richardson Ave., MSC 98, The Citadel, Charleston, SC 29409. phone: 843-723-3536, fax: 843-805-7918. <> Against the Grain is indexed in Library Literature, LISA, Ingenta, and The Informed Librarian. Authors’opinions are to be regarded as their own. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States ofAmerica. This issue was produced on a Power Mac G4 using Microsoft Word, and Adobe CS2 Premium software under Mac OS X Tiger. Against the Grain is copyright ©2009 by Katina Strauch AGAINST THE GRAIN TABLE OF CONTENTS v.21 #3 June 2009 © Katina Strauch ISSUES, NEWS, & GOINGS ON Letters to the Editor............................ 6 Deadlines .............................................. 6 FEATURES Trends: What’s up With Peer Review? Guest Editor, Irving Rockwood Peer Review: The History, the Issues, by Irving Rockwood — Peer review is a much more important and more exciting topic than it might first appear. Current Peer Review Practice and Perceptions: The v iew from the Field.... 20 by Mark Ware — Responses were received from over 3,000 academics from around the world who completed an online survey in late 2007. PLoS ONE: New Approaches and Initiatives in the Evolution of the Academic Journal ............................. 24 by Peter Binfield — The PLoS ONE peer review process focuses on the objective assessment of scientific rigor and research integrity. Interactive Open Access Peer Review: The Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Model .................................... 26 by ulrich Pöschl — The editorial and citation statistics of ACP clearly demonstrate that interactive open access peer review indeed facilitates and enhances scientific communication and quality assurance. The Open Scholarship Full Disclosure Initiative: A Subversive Proposal ............................................34 by Gary Hall — Gary proposes the “Open Scholarship Full Disclosure Initiative” as a supplement to Stevan Harnad’s “subversive proposal.” The Odd Case of Book Reviews ......40 by David Shatz — Book reviews differ from most scholarly publications in a glaring respect: they are not peer reviewed. Op Ed................................................50 The Implicatio (...truncated)


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