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Nature 414, 393-394 (22 November 2001) | doi:10.1038/35106722
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The perils of peer review
Rustum Roy1 & James R. Ashburn2
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Your News feature "Peers under pressure" (Nature 413, 102–4; 2001) on the hoary old chestnut of peer review reinforces my decades-old comparison of this ritual to the Latin mass. Obviously many (Protestant?
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