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Special issue: Reviewer 2 Must Be Stopped: Understanding Power Dynamics in Knowledge Production and the Reviewing Process from Non-Anglo-American Perspectives. Guest Editors: Joanna Mizielińska and Agata Stasińska

Guest editorial: “Reviewer 2 Must Be Stopped”: peer review, knowledge production and the politics of “catching up” in global academia – toward a tender reviewer perspective

Joanna Mizielińska; Agata Stasińska
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Should be edited by a “native speaker”: Anglo-American hegemony and peer review processes

Livio Tarchi; Valdo Ricca; Giovanni Castellini
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English native-speakerism in the phenomenon of reviewer 2: implications for qualitative research

Yixuan Wang
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Decentring linguistic hegemony in peer review: relational epistemology, affect and ethical becoming

Nashid Nigar; Sender Dovchin; Xingxing Yu
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Reviewing the reviewers: a critical autoethnography of two global South psychologists on bias and inequity in peer review

Susana Frisancho; Enrique Delgado Ramos
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Peer review and exclusionary practices: a critique from the Global South

Sanaullah
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No calm before the storm: insights on editorial discrimination against Global South scholars

Prakash Khundrakpam; Jayanta Krishna Sarmah
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Decolonizing peer review: disrupting academic gatekeeping and reclaiming knowledge production

Kechi Iheduru-Anderson
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“We regret to inform you”: enacting willful feminist negotiations of rejection

Janie Copple; Maureen A. Flint
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Decolonizing peer review: addressing systemic bias and inclusivity for LGBTQ+ scholars in Southeast Asia

Dech-siri Nopas
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