Scholarly articles (published in print and/or online scholarly journals) are reviewed by experts in a process known as peer review before they are published. They are written for other scholars or experts.
Here is a list of different types of scholarly articles.
Other content you may find in scholarly journals:
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Peer Reviewed Articles might also be called
Watch "Peer Review in 3 Minutes" for a brief overview of the peer review process. (North Carolina State University Libraries).
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