How stakeholders can respond to the rise of predatory journals

Overview of attention for article published in Nature Human Behaviour, December 2017

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Illegitimate Journals and How to Stop Them: An Interview with Kelly Cobey and Larissa Shamseer

The Scholarly Kitchen, 05 Dec 2017

Illegitimate - or predatory - journals are on the increase. What's more, authors from high-, middle-, and low-income countries…

Predatory Journals: Researchers Propose Solutions to Stop the “Corruption of Science”

LJ INFOdocket, 04 Dec 2017

From The Ottawa Hospital in Ontraio: The team of researchers behind a landmark study on predatory journals has now outlined the…

Predatory Journals: Researchers Propose Solutions to Stop 'Corruption of Science'

Chromatography Techniques All, 04 Dec 2017

NewsThe team of researchers behind a landmark study on predatory journals has now outlined the first concrete steps that…