Introduction Duplicate submission refers to authors submitting the same manuscript, or a manuscript with significant overlap in content, to more than one journal at a time. This practice is considered unethical in academic publishing because it can have negative consequences. Duplicate submission occurs when authors submit one manuscript to multiple journals simultaneously. This includes submitting … Read more
Introduction The write-up explores the fascinating topic of reinventing academic publishing. Academic publishing plays a vital role in the research community by providing a platform for scholars to disseminate their findings, engage in scholarly discourse, and advance human knowledge. As the gateway to sharing groundbreaking discoveries and theories with peers worldwide, academic journals and publications … Read more
Introduction Ethical practices in academic publishing are crucial to uphold integrity and trust within the research community. However, lapses in ethics can undermine these values, negatively impacting careers and institutional reputations. This write-up promotes ethical publishing by examining key considerations, dilemmas, and best practices. Academic publishing relies on honesty and transparency. Authors and researchers have … Read more
Introduction The write-up discusses capitalism in academic publishing. Academic publishing is vital in disseminating new research and knowledge across disciplines. Researchers share their findings with the wider scholarly community through books, journals, and conference proceedings. However, academic publishing has become increasingly commercialized in recent decades as large publishing houses have consolidated control. This has raised … Read more
Introduction Conflict of interest in academic publishing refers to situations where an author, reviewer, or editor has competing interests that could influence their work. Addressing potential conflicts of interest is crucial for maintaining the integrity and public trust in research. A conflict of interest exists when an individual’s personal, financial, or professional interests could affect … Read more