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March 05, 2025

Farewell Warwick Blogs

We were sorry to hear this week, that Warwick blogs, long the host of the Exchanges blog is to shutter its doors at the end of March. You can probably tell that from the banner above. While we've perhaps not had the highest visibility on the platform, it has been valuable to be based here on an institutional resource. Sadly, all good things come to an end and we are migrating to our new site.[2]

While I'm still in the process of setting it up [1] you might want to bookmark our new address:

https://exchangesdiscourse.wordpress.com/

We hope to see you there on the new Exchanges Editorial Discourses blog!

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Endnotes

[1] As of writing, 5th March 2025, the site isn't live to view. Hopefully I'll be launching it in the next few days!

[2] I hope to bring all our old content along for the ride, although currently importing this seems to be slow...

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March 21, 2019

Introduction to Peer Review Guide Published

Writing about web page http://www.plotina.eu/plotina-documents/

Delighted to announce that the Introduction to Peer Review I co-wrote last year has finally been published by PLOTINA and the EU. It’s, you’ll be pleased to know, a relatively brief introduction to the art, practice and ethics of peer review, with a target audience of post-graduate and early career authors. Naturally I’m delighted to see it finally available, and deeply grateful to Warwick’s Department of Politics and International Studies, and the PLOTINA Project, for asking me to contribute to it.

http://www.plotina.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Introduction-to-Peer-Review-Guide.pdf

Naturally, I retained the film rights and first refusal as to who plays me in the film of the book!

The booklet pulls on, among other sources, the wonderful contributions from last year’s summer school on peer review that I was honoured to be involved in facilitating.