The ethics of publishing
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Elsevier academics caught peer reviewing their own work
Adam Marcus and Ivan Oransky, academics and editors both, maintain a website called Retraction Watch. They monitor and report work that has been retracted due to fraud and other reasons,… Read more »
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Ethics of biography — the Paula Broadwell edition
How much space should biographers keep from their subjects… Read more »
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