Publishing science without results and recycling research
Author : Eric Lichtfouse Most scientists focus too much on publishing original articles. In doing so, scientists are restricting their writing skills to this fo...
Étiquette : Scholarly Publishing
Open access, data capitalism and academic publishing
Author : Michael Hagner Open Access (OA) is widely considered a breakthrough in the history of academic publishing, rendering the knowledge produced by the worl...
Open access policies of high impact medical journals: a cross-sectional study
Authors : Tim Ellison, Tim Koder, Laura Schmidt, Amy Williams, Christopher Winchester Introduction Journal publishers increasingly offer governmental and charit...
Open Access and the Theological Imagination
Authors : Talea Anderson, David Squires The past twenty years have witnessed a mounting crisis in academic publishing. Companies such as Reed-Elsevier, Wiley-Bl...
Open Access Determinants and the Effect on Article Performance
Author : Sumiko Asai Although open access has steadily developed with the continuous increase in subscription journal price, the effect of open access articles ...
“Let the community decide”? The vision and reality of soundness-only peer review in open-access mega-journals
Authors : Valerie Spezi, Simon Wakeling, Stephen Pinfield, Jenny Fry, Claire Creaser, Peter Willett Purpose The purpose of this paper is to better understand th...
Advancing Scientific Knowledge: Ethical Issues in the Journal Publication Process
Author : Richard H. McCuen The goal of this paper is to assess the journal publication process from value and ethical perspectives. The specific objectives are:...