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The purpose of this study is to investigate the researchers' approach to the publication of and misconceptions in regard with scientific outputs and affecting factors. The present study was carried out using exploratory qualitative research method and semi-structured interviews in 2017. The research community comprised of faculty members, editors of journals, jury of papers and dissertations, researchers,...
Despite an increased recognition that plagiarism in published research can take many forms, current typologies of plagiarism are far from complete. One under-recognized variety of plagiarism—designated here as compression plagiarism—consists of the distillation of a lengthy scholarly text into a short one, followed by the publication of the short one under a new name with inadequate credit to the...
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