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A scholarly (or academic) journals is one that is written by experts in the field. To publish in an academic journal requires authors to submit their articles for peer-review. Peer-review is rigorous process in which an author's research paper undergoes scrutiny from other experts in the same field. Reviewers assess the paper for originality, validity, and significance. One such example is the Journal of Human Evolution.
A popular journal is one that is written for the general public. All articles are edited by an editor but it does not contain a peer-review process. One such is example is National Geographic, while it is a quality source of information, it does not meet the criteria for a scholarly source.
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Asian journal of women's studies
Differences: A journal of feminist cultural studies
European journal of women's studies
Frontiers: A journal of women's studies
Gay and Lesbian review worldwide
Gender, place and culture: a journal of feminist geography
GLQ : A journal of gay and lesbian studies
International feminist journal of politics
Journal of gender, culture and health
Journal of the Middle East women's studies
Women's studies in communication
Women's studies international forum
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