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This presentation explores integrity and equity in scholarly communication, highlighting diverse publishing practices and models.
This presentation delves into the world of scholarly communication, with a particular focus on the Humanities and Social Sciences. It addresses issues such as integrity in publishing (including plagiarism, author credits and paper mills), selecting a suitable publishing venue for your work (covering topics like fraudulent journals and the 'think-check-submit' approach). It also discusses the implications of various business models for scholarly communication on bibliodiversity and inclusion, with special attention to for-profit vs. non-profit Open Access models.
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