This document discusses publication ethics, including defining publication ethics, reasons for misconduct, and consequences. It describes best practices from organizations like COPE and WAME, and misconduct issues like plagiarism, duplicate publication, and data errors that may warrant retraction. Core COPE principles focus on education, leadership, and offering a neutral voice in debates. Practices address issues like authorship, peer review, and post-publication discussions. The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) aims to curate reliable information about open access journals and support the transition to more open scholarly communication models.
This document discusses publication ethics, including defining publication ethics, reasons for misconduct, and consequences. It describes best practices from organizations like COPE and WAME, and misconduct issues like plagiarism, duplicate publication, and data errors that may warrant retraction. Core COPE principles focus on education, leadership, and offering a neutral voice in debates. Practices address issues like authorship, peer review, and post-publication discussions. The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) aims to curate reliable information about open access journals and support the transition to more open scholarly communication models.
This document discusses publication ethics, including defining publication ethics, reasons for misconduct, and consequences. It describes best practices from organizations like COPE and WAME, and misconduct issues like plagiarism, duplicate publication, and data errors that may warrant retraction. Core COPE principles focus on education, leadership, and offering a neutral voice in debates. Practices address issues like authorship, peer review, and post-publication discussions. The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) aims to curate reliable information about open access journals and support the transition to more open scholarly communication models.
This document discusses publication ethics, including defining publication ethics, reasons for misconduct, and consequences. It describes best practices from organizations like COPE and WAME, and misconduct issues like plagiarism, duplicate publication, and data errors that may warrant retraction. Core COPE principles focus on education, leadership, and offering a neutral voice in debates. Practices address issues like authorship, peer review, and post-publication discussions. The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) aims to curate reliable information about open access journals and support the transition to more open scholarly communication models.
4.1 Describe publication ethics Course 4.2 Describe the best practices – Learning COPE,WAME etc.
Outcome 4.3 Identify publication
meaning, concept , misconduct – reasons and consequences 4.4 Discuss violation of publication ethics and its redressal 4.5 Identify predatory publishers and journals
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• What is publication ethics • What are publication misconduct • Reasons for publication misconduct • Consequences of publication misconduct
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What is Publication Ethics?
A standard that guides
• Responsible actions and following guidelines in conducting and publishing their research work • Must provide benefit to the society • Build trust among researchers and funding agencies
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Why Publication Ethics? – The Concept
• Principles that helps the researcher in conducting research without any
deception or intention to harm whether knowingly or unknowingly. • The objectivity and validity of research is enhanced • Ethically correct research contribute to development of right plans for the future and also saves public money spent on research • The research available research protocols must be followed. Mutual trust and respect are the key
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Publication Ethics – Importance
May result in discredit, loss of job through legal and administrative
consequences It can happen anytime even after many years of the date of publication A great demand worldwide for ethical publications from Government agenci international associations, publishers, research institutions etc. Funding and grants are given on the basis of trust, credibility and accountability – and these call for being ethical.
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Reasons for being Unethical
Lack of awareness regarding protocols and codes
Financial and Political interventions Inadequate training to researchers as well as supervisors Peer pressure, stress and other psycho-social psycho factors Difficulties in managing large research groups Poor communication among research team members
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Retractions of articles
etraction is the process announced by the journals and publishers to its
aders there's a published research work cannot be reliable and should not b sed for further research . Retraction is possible when - There is any major research misconduct the research work is plagiarized the research work contains errors and miscalculations it is found that the publication is duplicate the research findings have been published elsewhere without permission an proper cross referencing that includes author’s own publications Prof. Tanmay Panda 8 COPE (Committee On Publication Ethics)
ood research should be well justified, well planned, appropriately designed
nd ethically approved. To conduct research to a lower standard may constitu isconduct . COPE provides advice to publishers and editors on all aspects of publicatio ethics and how to handle misconduct cases. The main aim is to encourage a publishing culture where ethical practices a an integral part of publication
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Core Principles of COPE
ope is build around three major principles
providing practical resources to educate and support providing leadership in thinking on publication ethics offering a neutral professional voice in current debates
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Core Practices of COPE
he core practices were developed in 2017, replacing the code of conduct
hey are allegations of misconduct authorship and contributor ship complaints and appeal conflict of interest data and reproducibility
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Core Practices of COPE
he core practices were developed in 2017, replacing the code of conduct
hey are ethical oversight intellectual property journal management peer review processes post publication discussions and corrections
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Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) 2008 OAJ aims to curate, maintain and develope the reliable information about Open Access urnals on the web. It aims to become the initial point for all information searches about qua nd Open Access to peer reviewed material . ASKS Search the libraries and indexers to upate there lists help increase the visibility discover ability of the journal facilitates the integration of Open Access journals assists publishers too Linton digital publishing standards it supports the transition of the system op scholarly communication and publishing into a model that serves science higher education industry innovation societies and the people