At the Asia-Pacific IP Management and Innovation Book Series, we are committed to upholding a rigorous double-blind peer review process that ensures impartial evaluations, preserving the integrity of the scholarly work we publish.

We value the time, expertise, and effort that our reviewers contribute to the publication process. As a critical part of maintaining the high quality of our interdisciplinary content on intellectual property (IP) management, innovation, and technology transfer, your insights help shape the future of the field, particularly in the Asia-Pacific context.

What We Expect from Reviewers

1. Review Form: After you accept our invitation to review a manuscript, you will receive an email with a link to the manuscript and information on how to submit your review. Please download and complete this Review Form (link), which will help you provide structured feedback to the authors and allow the editorial team to make informed decisions about the manuscript’s suitability for publication in the Book Series. Please include the completed form when you submit your review.


2. Annotations (optional): In addition to the review form, you may also annotate the manuscript itself. These annotations—whether in the form of comments, suggestions, or recommendations—are invaluable to the authors, helping them refine their work. You may then include the annotated version of the manuscript when you submit your review.

Interested in Becoming a Reviewer?

If you are interested in being considered as a reviewer for the Asia-Pacific IP Management and Innovation Book Series, please email the Managing Editor at peter.tenido@dlsu.edu.ph. Kindly include your areas of expertise and a brief background on your qualifications. We welcome new reviewers with expertise in IP management, innovation, technology transfer, and related fields, particularly those with insights into the Asia-Pacific region.

Thank you for your contribution to advancing the field of intellectual property management and innovation.