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Detecting other types of scholarly scams

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Predatory publishing: Detecting other types of scholarly scams

Understanding predatory publishing
Recognizing predatory publishers
Detecting other types of scholarly scamsToggle Dropdown
Avoiding getting scammedToggle Dropdown
- Evaluating potentially predatory journals
- Evaluating conference invitations
Choosing where to publishToggle Dropdown
- Choosing a journal
- Choosing a book publisher
Learning more about predatory publishing
Getting help

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Predatory conferences
Journal hijacking
Predatory monograph publishing

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Last Updated: Jul 18, 2023 1:19 PM
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