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A recent submission to Journal A raised concerns about potential self-plagiarism. The article underwent scrutiny using anti-plagiarism software, revealing a 17% similarity index, within the journal's acceptable limit of 20%. However, upon peer review, it was discovered that the content substantially overlapped with a paper previously published in conference proceedings, reaching nearly 80% similarity.
Manuscripts for collective monographs on various topics are accepted. All topics are available at the link.
- Publisher: Scientific Route OÜ (Estonia)
- Monographs are published in open access.
- Copyright is reserved by the authors.
- The language of publication is English.
- A unique 50% discount is available for authors from Ukraine.
More details about the discount here.
To submit your material, click “Make a Submission”.
A recent case has emerged in the academic publishing sphere involving potential plagiarism between two reputable journals. The incident revolves around an original article published in Journal A, which received a complaint three years later alleging plagiarism related to a case report previously published by Journal B.
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In a recent editorial decision, a scholarly journal faced criticism for allowing authors to link to an objectionable version of their article posted on a preprint server. The authors had agreed to remove derogatory comments about individuals and the journal from their commentary before publication. However, they posted an earlier version containing objectionable material to a preprint site and linked it in the published version, despite assurances that the problematic content would be removed.
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Scientific Route OÜ invites you to participate in the collection of chapters for the collective monograph "TRANSFORMATIONS OF NATIONAL ECONOMIES UNDER CONDITIONS OF INSTABILITY".
- Publisher: Scientific Route OÜ (Estonia)
- Indexing: Scopus, Google Scholar, Zenodo, Digar and others.
- Bonus for authors from Ukraine: Authors from Ukraine will receive a nice bonus in the form of a 50% discount on publication.
In a recent development, Journal A finds itself embroiled in allegations of fraudulent publication, raising concerns about academic integrity within the scholarly community.