
Session 2 – Peer Review: Ethics and Challenges
Back to Editorial Work in Humanities Journals: An afternoon of workshops
Humanities Quadrangle (HQ) 134
320 York Street, New Haven 06520, United States
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Session 2 – Peer Review: Ethics and Challenges
Presenters
Dana Leibsohn (Smith College, Colonial Latin American Review)
Jorge Tellez (University of Pennsylvania, Hispanic Review)
Topics include best practices in peer review, fairness and equity, strategies for identifying and enlisting referees, labor practices and compensation, AI, relation of reviews to publication decisions, transparency, innovative models for review and publication decisions.
Editorial Work in Humanities Journals
An afternoon of workshops
The Whitney Publishing Project invites you to an afternoon of discussion, brainstorming, and collaborative thinking among editors of journals in the humanities. These two sessions are geared especially toward scholars at Yale who do any kind of editorial work in scholarly journals. Please register for either or both of the two sessions (lunch is served in the 12:15 pm session); to encourage conversation and exchange, registration will be limited to 25. These two closed sessions will be followed by a 4:00 pm open roundtable geared toward graduate students and early-career scholars.
Invited Editors
Dana Leibsohn (Smith College, Colonial Latin American Review)
Barbara Fuchs (UCLA, Renaissance Quarterly)
Jorge Tellez (University of Pennsylvania, Hispanic Review)
Anupama Rao (Barnard College, Comparative Studies in South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East)
Yale Organizers
Diane Berrett Brown, Deputy Director, Whitney Humanities Center, former managing editor, Diacritics
Lisa Voigt, Professor of Spanish and Portuguese, book review editor, Colonial Latin American Review
Hosted By
Diane Berrett Brown
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