“We find that…” changing patterns of epistemic positioning in research writing
Authors : Yanfang Yang, Xuan Guo Introduction: Epistemic positioning refers to the writer’s commitment to the truth of a proposition and assessment of its poten...
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Goodness vs. Greatness: An Analysis of Motivation in Open Access Policies at US Land-Grant Institutions
Authors : Wendi Kaspar, Sarah Potvin Higher education, when understood as a public or common good, aligns with the values of an open access movement that promot...
Prevention of Endogamy in the Editorial Boards of University Journals
Authors : Maryna Nazarovets, Serhii Nazarovets Editorial endogamy, the over-representation of scholars affiliated with a journal’s host institution on its edito...
Preprint policies across journals and publishers in ecology and evolutionary biology
Authors : Marija Purgar, Edward R. Ivimey-Cook, Antica Culina, Joshua D. Wallach Preprints have the potential to accelerate knowledge dissemination and promote ...
The role of discussion sections in research articles: the case of health information-seeking studies
Author : Reijo Savolainen Introduction. Drawing on the ideas of genre analysis, this article elaborates the role of discussion sections as sites where researche...
Ethical and practical implications of AI in academic library research
Author : Nuno Sousa This article offers a critical and integrative review of how artificial intelligence (AI) is being incorporated into academic library system...
Analyzing the citation impact of predatory journals in the health sciences
Authors : Erin Watson, AHI, Li Zhang Objective Predatory journal articles do not undergo rigorous peer review and so their quality is potentially lower. Citing ...