When most faculty publish in predatory journals, does the school become “complicit?”
Predatory journals – which charge high fees and often offer little-to-no vetting of research quality – are a problem, and lately an easy target for authors eager to spoof the problems of the publishing system. Although many researchers try to steer clear, not all do – a recent paper showed that some top economists publish … Continue reading When most faculty publish in predatory journals, does the school become “complicit?”