A Survey on Legal Research Monograph Evaluation in Italy

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In Andrea Bonaccorsi (ed.), The Evaluation of Research in Social Sciences and Humanities: Lessons From the Italian Experience. Springer Verlag. pp. 211-230 (2018)
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The chapter presents an original survey carried out in 2015 on legal research monographs evaluation. The target respondents were the Italian legal community. The rate of answers was quite high, reaching 26% of all professors and researchers. The survey examines in detail the criteria of research quality adopted by legal scholars. It also delivers a number of recommendations with respect to peer review, journal classification, and other evaluation practice.

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