1. Check the publisher: Peer-reviewed books are typically published by academic or scholarly publishers that have a reputation for publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research.
2. Look for a peer review statement: Many academic publishers will include a statement on the book's cover or inside pages indicating that the book has undergone a peer review process.
3. Check the author's credentials: Authors of peer-reviewed books are typically experts in their field and their qualifications are often listed on the book's cover or in the preface.
4. Look for references and citations: Peer-reviewed books will often include a list of references or citations to other scholarly works, indicating that the information presented in the book has been thoroughly researched and verified.
5. Consult databases or resources: You can also check academic databases or resources like Ulrich's Periodical Directory or the Directory of Open Access Books to see if the book is listed as peer-reviewed.
6. Ask a librarian or academic: If you are still unsure whether a book is peer-reviewed, you can consult with a librarian or academic in the relevant field who can help verify the book's status.