Ethical Practices in Journal Publishing: A Study of Library and Information Science Periodicals.

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Autori principali: Serebnick, Judith, Harter, Stephen P.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1990
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author Serebnick, Judith
Harter, Stephen P.
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Harter, Stephen P.
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Harter, Stephen P.
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contents Ethical Practices in Journal Publishing: A Study of Library and Information Science Periodicals. Serebnick, Judith Harter, Stephen P. Authors Editors Ethics Information Science Integrity Publishing Industry Questionnaires Scholarly Journals Surveys Tables (Data) Describes a study that examined generally accepted ethical norms in library and information science journals regarding practices such as the multiple publication of the same article, plagiarism, and cronyism. The responses of editors to action scenarios focused on ethical behavior are discussed and conclusions are drawn about the ethical boundaries in the field. (56 references) (CLB)
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spellingShingle Ethical Practices in Journal Publishing: A Study of Library and Information Science Periodicals.
Serebnick, Judith
Harter, Stephen P.
Authors
Editors
Ethics
Information Science
Integrity
Publishing Industry
Questionnaires
Scholarly Journals
Surveys
Tables (Data)
Ethical Practices in Journal Publishing: A Study of Library and Information Science Periodicals. Serebnick, Judith Harter, Stephen P. Authors Editors Ethics Information Science Integrity Publishing Industry Questionnaires Scholarly Journals Surveys Tables (Data) Describes a study that examined generally accepted ethical norms in library and information science journals regarding practices such as the multiple publication of the same article, plagiarism, and cronyism. The responses of editors to action scenarios focused on ethical behavior are discussed and conclusions are drawn about the ethical boundaries in the field. (56 references) (CLB)
title Ethical Practices in Journal Publishing: A Study of Library and Information Science Periodicals.
topic Authors
Editors
Ethics
Information Science
Integrity
Publishing Industry
Questionnaires
Scholarly Journals
Surveys
Tables (Data)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ410578