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Rewards for all SAGE Journal Reviewers

February 15, 2011 929

SAGE has launched a rewards program in which all journal reviewers will enjoy 30 days of free access to the 630+ journals SAGE publishes, as well as a 25% discount on all SAGE books.   

“The peer review process is the lynchpin of the scholarly publishing process, relying heavily on the services of reviewers and expert evaluators of submitted material,” said Tessa Picknett, Associate Director, STM Journals, SAGE. “We rely on their expertise and judgment in refereeing submitted papers, providing feedback and helpful suggestions that ensure our journals publish the highest quality content. We’re very pleased that we can offer this program along with our sincere thanks for their contributions.”

After submitting their referee’s report, reviewers will be able to register for free access. Their reward will be received through a hyperlink from the journal online peer review system, as well as a promotion code which can be used for a 25% discount on all SAGE books.

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