1. Look for the "peer reviewed" or "refereed" label: Many academic journals and books will clearly state on the cover or in the publication information if they are peer reviewed.
2. Check the journal or publisher's website: If you are unsure if a book is peer reviewed, you can check the website of the journal or publisher to see if they provide information on their peer review process.
3. Look for acknowledgments or references to peer review: Sometimes, books will include acknowledgments or a section in the front matter that mentions the peer review process.
4. Consult with a librarian or academic advisor: Librarians and academic advisors are knowledgeable about scholarly publishing and can help you determine if a book is peer reviewed.
5. Check the database or index where the book is listed: Many scholarly databases and indexes will indicate if a book is peer reviewed in the search results. Look for a "peer reviewed" or "refereed" filter to narrow down your search results.