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A submitted paper with five authors from the same institution and department raised concerns when a reviewer discovered that four tables in the manuscript were identical to those recently published by the same authors in another journal. Despite being rejected for publication due to this duplication and other reasons, the authors did not respond to the editor's inquiries seeking an explanation.
Read more: Attempted and Unintentional Duplicate Publication: Journal's Ethical Response
The latest issue of the Eastern-European Journal of Enterprise Technologies has been released.
Read more: EEJET | Vol. 3 No. 1 (129) (2024) | Engineering technological systems
Title: "TRANSFORMATIONS OF NATIONAL ECONOMIES UNDER CONDITIONS OF INSTABILITY"!
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Authors often find themselves in a dilemma when a journal accepts their manuscript for future publication, and a conference opportunity arises before the official publication date. In such scenarios, understanding the boundaries of copyright and the journal's acceptance terms becomes crucial.
Read more: Navigating the Interplay Between Journal Publications and Conference Presentations
Scientific Route OÜ (Estonia) invites researchers to publish monographs indexed by Scopus.
All monographs are in the public domain.
Copyright remains with the authors.
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Read more: Scientific Route OÜ Invites Researchers to Publish Monographs Indexed by Scopus
In a unique and challenging scenario, journal editors are confronted with the need to reconsider the acceptance of a manuscript that has recently been accepted for publication. The authors of the paper, which focuses on COVID-19 treatment, have come under scrutiny in other journals for disseminating misinformation on the same topic. Additionally, an expression of concern has been issued for a similar article in another publisher's journal.
Read more: Journal Editors Navigate Ethical Challenges: Rescinding a Decision Post-Acceptance
Journal X faced a challenging situation involving an authorship dispute that unfolded after the acceptance of two manuscripts submitted by author A. The corresponding author, without agreement from the last author, removed their name from both manuscripts during the proofing stage. Subsequently, author A requested the removal of author B, providing a detailed account of a personal dispute between them. The editors of Journal X, after ascertaining that no agreement had been sought from author B, decided to reinstate the original author listing.
Read more: Navigating Authorship Dispute: Ethical Dilemmas and Journal Response
Title: "TRANSFORMATIONS OF NATIONAL ECONOMIES UNDER CONDITIONS OF INSTABILITY"!
Publisher: Scientific Route OÜ (Estonia)
Indexing: Scopus, Google Scholar, Zenodo, Digar and others.
For authors from Ukraine, there is a unique 50% discount.
Read more about the discount here.
Everything is transparent:
- Publisher's catalog
- Pricing policy
- Price reduction policy
- Current topics
In a complex case of alleged plagiarism, Journal A faced a situation where a review paper published in their journal was claimed to be virtually identical to a paper published four years earlier in Journal B. The editor of Journal A initiated an inquiry, seeking an explanation from the author of the contested paper. COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) provided guidance, advising the journal to contact the institution of the author of Journal A and conduct an independent assessment.
Read more: Addressing Alleged Plagiarism: A Journey of Investigation and Resolution