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Best Practice Guidelines on Publishing Ethics
Best Practice Guidelines on Publishing Ethics A Publisher s Perspective Second edition 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. CC BY-NC Contentsintroduction 1 Aims and scope 1 committee on Publication Ethics (coPe) 1 Ethics Helpdesk at Wiley 1 First: Speak with your publisher 2 Research integrity 2 Misconduct 2 Whistle blowing 2 Fabrication, falsification, and image manipulation 3 Plagiarism 3 duplicate and redundant publication 3 Sanctions 4
mindful of sensitivities around confidentiality). • Seek advice from other editors via a COPE Forum (coPe maintains a record of cases discussed at the coPe Forum since 1997). Research integrity Misconduct Research misconduct is defined in the US Federal Policy on Research Misconduct: “Research misconduct is defined as fabrication,
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