[My blog is migrating to my new cite. This is a 2012 post, but I have another follow-up post on my review deficit.]
Reviewing Articles. Lots of Articles
I’ve been trying to keep better records on the articles I review. I keep all of the old reviews but it is hard to keep track someitmes. I try to keep a record of my reviews (just the journal and title) in an excel spreadsheet. Here is my count of reviews done since 2005 (when I started keeping these records).
2005 11 articles
2006 14 articles
2007 27 articles
2008 26 articles
2009 33 articles
2010 38 articles
2011 26 articles (Parental Leave: Basically no reviews from Sept-Dec)
2012 20 articles thus far (5 more to review in the next few weeks)
I honestly don’t know what the average reviewer burden is for most tenured folks. I’ve published one paper in a management journal and one in an econ journal. This means that I get a few papers a year from non-political science journals. But the major of these reviews are in poli sci (19/20 this year are poli sci).
Nothing profound to say. I was just finishing up a review tonight and looked at the numbers.
I’ll open up the comments in case anyone wants to offer insights on their reviewer burden.