Predatory publishing

Academic Publishing

Unethical publishing practices that exploit researchers through questionable peer review and publication processes. These practices undermine scholarly communication by prioritizing profit over quality and can damage researcher careers and institutional reputations.

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Academic Publishing

Journal publication, peer review, and scholarly dissemination

100%
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Review & Feedback Processes

Peer review, feedback, and quality improvement

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Writing Fundamentals

Core concepts and skills for academic writing

24%
low

Literature & Sources

Finding, evaluating, and using scholarly sources

15%
low

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Journal quality
Publication ethics
Scholarly communication
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Double-blind review
Expedited review
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Abstract
Academic writing
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