REVIEWER INFORMATION
For Proceedings Editors & Reviewers
High-quality peer review is essential to rigorous, credible, and constructive scholarly publishing.
Contribute to rigorous scholarship
PGRI invites qualified researchers to support careful, constructive, and independent evaluation of submissions within their areas of expertise.
Reviewer profile
Reviewers should hold a doctoral qualification or equivalent expertise, maintain an active research record in a relevant field, have no conflict of interest with the authors, and be able to provide clear, evidence-based feedback in English.
- Assess the invitation promptly.Accept a review only when the topic matches your expertise and you can meet the requested timeframe.
- Protect confidentiality.Do not share, cite, or use the proceedings paper’s content before publication; do not reveal your identity in a double-anonymized report.
- Disclose conflicts.Decline the invitation or notify the Editorial Office if any personal, institutional, financial, or professional relationship could affect your impartiality.
- Write a constructive report.Comment on originality, methods, evidence, interpretation, ethical issues, presentation, and relevance. Explain recommendations clearly and respectfully.
Reviewer interest: The proceedings editor/reviewer registration action below is a configuration placeholder for the PGRI approved registration form or proceedings editor or reviewer database.