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  • Predatory and other questionable practices in scholarly communication

    Predatory and other questionable practices in scholarly communication

    This blog post aims to explore the broad field of questionable practices and map the terrain, so to speak, that we are traversing in regards to the phenomenon of predatory publishing. First, we will discuss essential characteristics and concepts related to the phenomenon of predatory publishing. The second part of the paper explores the various […]

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    Andreas Ferus and Gerlinde Maxl

    February 14, 2023
  • Scholarly Communications in Transition

    Scholarly Communications in Transition

    The Scholarly Communications in Transition blog originates from an Austrian project about predatory publishing that is embedded as part of a larger project titled Austrian Transition to Open Access (AT2OA2), which is now in its second term. Co-funded by the Ministry of Education, Science and Research and by Austrian universities, AT2OA2 is a library-led project. […]

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    Clara Ginther

    June 9, 2022

Scholarly Communications in Transition

Predatory and Other Phenomena in Academia

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