This book is for the UGC-approved course on research and publication ethics as a prerequisite course for Ph.D. students. The key areas covered in the book are as follows:
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Introduction to the concept of philosophy and ethics in relation to research
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The history and evolution of ethics in research for a better understanding of the importance of ethics in research.
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Ethical principles researchers must follow and abide by at every stage of research, beginning from the planning stage to the data analysis and writing and publication stage.
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The various regulatory bodies and the guidelines set by them to be followed by researchers.
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The unethical practices in research and its implications for all the personnel involved in the research process
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The best practices in research and publication given by the Committee of Publication Ethics
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The concept of Open Access in Publishing, its advantages and the various sources for Open Access Journals.
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Predatory Publishing as a detrimental practice for research and publication.
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Ways to manage and deal with research misconduct, complaints and appeals in case of misconduct, explained well with the help of case studies.
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Various journal finder/suggestion tools, their features and applications in the process of publication.
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The concept of indexing and metrics in research, their calculation and application.
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The importance of databases in research, their source and features, for the researchers to choose the most suitable database for their study.
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Philosophy
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Ethics
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Ethics and Research
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Unethical Behaviour in Publication
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Publication Ethics
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Violation of Publication Ethics
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Practice Open Access Publishing
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Predatory Publishing
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Journal Finder / Suggestion Tools
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Publication Misconduct
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Databases
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Research Metrics
ISBN13:
978-93-91820-30-5
Weight:
0.00
Edition:
1st Edition
Language:
English
Title Code:
1287