Linda Laskowski-Jones discusses the importance of selecting peer reviewers based not solely on academic credentials but on relevant expertise tailored to the type of manuscript. This flexible approach enhances review quality and promotes the inclusion of diverse perspectives, ultimately supporting the development of future reviewers in scholarly publishing.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.67130/wges.2026.006 . . .
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