Endogeny measures the proportion of published papers in a journal, where at least one of the authors is an editor, editorial board member or reviewer (at the time when the paper is published).
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While complete elimination may not be feasible, minimizing endogeny is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the peer-review process. This can be achieved through transparent policies, rigorous blind review procedures, independent external reviewers, and active measures to diversify the editorial board.
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