Launched in January 2013, the GPR Program – Grudis Peer Review – consists of a peer support system aimed at contributing to the improvement of the quality of research work, perfectly fitting the mission of the Grudis Network. The GPR Program involves the review of articles and doctoral projects of Grudis Network members by other members of the Network.
The GPR Program Guidelines are found below.
GPR - Grudis Peer Review Program
The GPR Program is available for members with all levels of experience and welcomes work at the intermediate, advanced and pre-submission stages. The GPR Program has also accepts submissions of doctoral projects.
The GPR Program is subject to the following guidelines:
1. Each article is reviewed by two independent reviewers (by norm).
2. Each reviewer prepares a review report.
3. The author(s) may suggest potential reviewers, who must be members of the Grudis Network (however, there is no guarantee that the article will be reviewed by these reviewers).
4. The review process is anonymous – the reviewers and the authors of the articles are not disclosed.
5. The GPR Program is open, without restriction, to all current members of the Grudis Network. New members of the Grudis Network have a waiting period of six months from the date of admission before they can submit their first work for review.
6. All cases not covered by these guidelines will be decided by the Management Team in accordance with the spirit underlying the creation of the GPR Program.
7. To join the GPR Program as an author, you should submit an article or doctoral project through the online submission form.