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You’ll get a free copy of the book and you’ll get paid for your review of that book. Moreover, it’s one of the few sites that’s transparent about their payment rates (anywhere between $5 to $60). To begin the sign-up process, simply submit your email here. 6. U.S. Review of Books. 💸 Pay: Freelance basis. 👀 More information: Check here
23 lip 2014 · As a student I had free access to thousands of scholarly articles through my universities in databases/archives such as JSTOR, EBSCOhost, Google Scholar, Econlit, PubMed, etc, etc. With no subscription, glancing at the full text of any 1 article costs anywhere from $20 to $60.
1 sie 2024 · Although voluntary peer review has long been the norm, there are strong arguments in favour of payment for peer review. Researchers who serve as peer reviewers give up important time from their research, teaching duties, and other administrative duties to assess scientific manuscripts.
16 sty 2024 · Want free books sent to your home or to your devices? Here's how to use these programs to get free books in exchange for reviews from these publishers and sites...
23 kwi 2022 · Paying for reviews could increase the pool of reviewers, particularly reaching researchers who cannot afford to work for free. Payment could also increase the motivation to review, encourage increased speed and reviews of improved quality, and might even tap into the pool of retired researchers.
16 cze 2021 · Just to gently remind everybody that there is a crucial but oft-neglected sphere in which peer review has long been reimbursed (whether in cash or books-in-lieu), namely academic book publication, and payments to referees apply whether in the commercial or non-profit/UP sector.
1 mar 2021 · Last year, Heathers drew attention after publishing a manifesto, "The 450 Movement," which argued that $450 would be a reasonable fee for for-profit publishers to pay him per peer review. Heathers based that number, in part, on what business consultants in his field would command.
