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	A World Without Referees Larry Wasserman1 Carnegie Mellon University February 20, 2012 Our current peer review is an authoritarian system resembling a priesthood or a guild. It made sense in the 1600’s when it was inve Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-02-20 13:08:15 Open Document File Size: 58,72 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / / Company Philosophical Transactions / / IndustryTerm online journal / printing methods / / Organization Carnegie Mellon University / Royal Society / / Person Walter Noll / Isa Verdinelli / Mladen Kolar / Alessandro Rinaldo / Sivaraman Balakrishnan / Aarti Singh / Jamie Robins / Henry Oldenburg / / Position author / first editor / associate editor and editor / Professor Mathematics / experienced researcher / Professor / / PublishedMedium the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society / / URL http / SocialTag Knowledge Academic literature Peer review Scientific method ArXiv Rugby union match officials Referee Academic publishing Publishing Academia

A World Without Referees Larry Wasserman1 Carnegie Mellon University February 20, 2012 Our current peer review is an authoritarian system resembling a priesthood or a guild. It made sense in the 1600’s when it was inveAdd to Reading List