Predatory Publishing (original) (raw)

Vampires in Academic Publishing - On the case of Wadim Strielkowski. In: "Predatory Publishing". Published by Post Office Press, Rope Press and punctum books. Coventry, 2018.

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Scholarly communications, predatory publishers and publish or perish culture in the 2020s

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Library Hi Tech News, 2020

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The Crisis in Scientific Publishing: A Holistic Perspective About Background Issues Associated with Predatory Publishing A Crise na Publicação Científica: Uma Perspetiva Holística Sobre Questões de Fundo Associadas às Publicações Predatórias

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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Predatory Publishing but Were Afraid to Ask

Monica Berger

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Researchers' Quest for Productivity and Visibility: the Growing Problem of Predatory Publishing in the Republic of Moldova

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Publishing in an Environment of Predation: The Many Things You Really Wanted to Know, but Did Not Know How to Ask

Simon Linacre

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From the Open Road to the High Seas? Piracy, Damnation and Resistance in Academic Consumption of Publishing

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Prometheus: Critical Studies in Innovation, 2014

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Predatory Journals: A Global Threat to the Scholarly Publishing Landscape

Faaiz Ali Shah

Journal of Postgraduate Medical Institute, 2020

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Problematizing ‘predatory publishing’: A systematic review of factors shaping publishing motives, decisions, and experiences

David S Mills

Learned Publishing, 2020

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Predatory publishing: A wake-up call for editors and authors in the Middle East and Africa

Salem Beshyah

Ibnosina Journal of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, 2017

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Being a Deliberate Prey of a Predator – Researchers’ Thoughts after having Published in a Predatory Journal

Charlotte Wien

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NejadGhanbar, H., Hu, G., & Babadi, M. J. (2023). Publishing in predatory language and linguistics journals: Authors’ experiences and motivations. Language Teaching, 56, 297-312. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0261444822000490

Guangwei Hu

Language Teaching, 2023

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The Crisis in Scientific Publishing: A Holistic Perspective About Background Issues Associated with Predatory Publishing

Susana Henriques

Acta Médica Portuguesa

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Profiting from the paradigm shift in scholarly journal publishing: the case of predatory publishers

Lyombe Eko

The Southwest Respiratory and Critical Care Chronicles

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I DON'T THINK WE SHOULD "COMBAT" PREDATORY PUBLISHERS: AN INTERVIEW WITH JEFFREY BEALL

Rafael Zaccaron

Encontros Bibli, 2024

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Predatory Publications- A Curse for The Scholarly Open Access Publishing

Dr. Muthuraja S

PEARL - A Journal of Library and Information Science, 2023

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Of hopes, villains and Trojan horses – Open Access academic publishing and its battlefields

Elena Šimukovič

Doctoral research proposal, 2016

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Predatory Publishing: A Quantitative Assessment, the Predatory Score

Global Science Books

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Being a deliberate prey of a predator: Researchers’ thoughts after having published in predatory journal

Jakob Holck

University of Southern Denmark Research Portal (University of Southern Denmark), 2018

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Predatory publishing as a case of symbolic violence: A critical English for academic purposes approach

Saman Ebadi

Cogent Education

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Predatory Publishing: An Industry that Is Threatening Science

Samuel Lemos

Acta medica portuguesa, 2018

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Hiding in Plain Sight: The Sinister Threat of Predatory Publishing Practices

Simon Linacre

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Ethical and Predatory Publishing: Experiences and Perceptions of Researchers

Ljubomir Jacić, Miranda Yeoh, Wolfgang H Muss

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Predatory publishers threaten to consume public research funds and undermine national academic systems - the case of Brazil

Marcelo Perlin

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Authors beware! Predatory publishing is worthless

Jiban Shrestha

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Fight against unethical practices of predatory publishers........

Sajan S

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Predatory Publications in the Era of Internet and Technology: A Comment

Gregory T Papanikos

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Publish or perish: the trap of predatory and illegitimate journals

Agrociencia Uruguay

Agrociencia Uruguay, 2024

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Drowning in Information and Starving for Knowledge': 21^ s^ t-Century Scholarly Publishing

Toby Miller

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Academic Publishing and «Predatory» Journals

Wadim Strielkowski

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Predatory Publishers: An interview with Jeffrey Beall, Pt. 1

William Bejarano, Judit Ward

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Predatory Publications in the Era of the Internet and Technology: Open Access Publications are at Risk

Dr. Akhilesh Kumar

Research Article, 2022

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Academic publishing in the modern era

Lesley Pocock, Mohsen Rezaeian

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