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There are a number of open peer review methods available. At Sage, the open reviewer reports we offer on selected journals all utilize the ScholarOne Transparent Peer Review Program.

As part of our commitment to ensuring an ethical, transparent and fair peer review process Sage has become a supporting member of ORCID®, the Open Researcher and Contributor ID.

Tom Chatfield is the big brain behind Critical Thinking, our colourful, creative and accessible guide for

• Turnaround times
• Reviewer feedback
• Reaching a final decision

Editorial Board membership brings with it a number of opportunities to advance your research, network within your field, and develop your career prospects. You can also advance your academic community's growth by selecting and publishing high-quality research, collaborating with other members of the journal's leadership team by making editorial decisions, managing the peer-review process, and guiding the journal's overall strategy. Here at Sage, we are dedicated to helping you make the most of it.

• Manuscript Information Overview
• Audit Trail Overview
• Unsubmitting a Manuscript
• Editing Manuscript Files

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Reach a larger universe than print subscribers alone. Promote your products and services through high impact, online advertising with SAGE. We offer tailored options to meet your advertising needs, including geo-targeting and website linking, and can provide comprehensive usage reports allowing you to calculate return on investment.

Primary advertising spots include:

• Leaderboard
• Top Box
• Bottom Box
• Skyscraper

High impact advertising spots include:

Open access publication is a means for researchers to be compliant with their funders’ mandates. Sage’s Open Access Prepaid Account (OAPA) allows institutions to support their faculty to publish research open access.

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"Rules are mostly made to be broken. . . ." -Douglas MacArthur

SAGE white paper presents collaborative opportunities for improving discoverability in 2015

Los Angeles, CA. What are the biggest challenges that librarians face in promoting discovery of scholarly content? What can libraries, publishers, and other members of the community do to overcome them? “Improving the Discoverability of Scholarly Content: Academic Library Priorities and Perspectives,” a new SAGE white paper out today, discusses new ways for members of the scholarly communications supply chain to come together to solve discoverability issues.