Self-plagiarism in academic journal articles: from the perspectives of international editors-in-chief in editorial and COPE case
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DOI: 10.1007/s11192-020-03373-0
Abstract: Scholarly misconduct causes significant impact on the academic community. To the extremes, results of scholarly misconduct could endanger public welfare as well as national security. Although self-plagiarism has drawn considerable amount of attention, it is… read more here.
Keywords: self plagiarism; academic journal; plagiarism academic; journal articles ... See more keywords
The retrospective (im)moralization of self-plagiarism: Power interests in the social construction of new norms for publishing
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DOI: 10.1177/1350508417734926
Abstract: The ‘scourge of self-plagiarism’ has begun to find a place in the discourse of organization and management scholarship. Whether a real issue of concern or a moral panic, self-plagiarism has captured the attention of authors,… read more here.
Keywords: retrospective moralization; self plagiarism; moralization self; plagiarism ... See more keywords