The Power of Research : Best Practices and Principles in Research Integrity and Publication Ethics.

Intro -- About the authors -- Preface -- Part 1: Research integrity -- Best research practice -- Basic research misconduct terms -- History -- Characteristics -- Focal points 1.1 -- Guidance on research integrity -- Principles and practices in research integrity -- Principles and practices in human research -- Principles and practices in animal research -- Focal points 1.2 -- Failure to declare conflicts of interests -- Prevention, identification, and intervention -- Focal points 1.3 -- Remarks -- References -- Part 2: Publication ethics -- Best publication practice -- History and characteristics -- Guidance on publication ethics -- Principles and practices for authors -- The philosophy behind the peer-review process -- Principles and practices for reviewers -- Focal points 2.1 -- Editors and their journals -- Principles and practices for the editors andeditorial team -- Principles and practices for publishers -- Failure to declare conflicts of interests -- Focal points 2.2 -- Prevention, identification, and intervention -- Principles and practices to breaches -- Focal points 2.3 -- Remarks -- References -- Part 3: Plagiarism and protecting intellectualproperty -- Maintaining standards -- History -- Defining plagiarism -- Focal points 3.1 -- The Fair Dealing Law (UK)/ The Fair Use Doctrine(US) -- The ethics of intellectual property -- Blizzard of Oz: Suicide Solution -- Publication and research ethics -- Self-plagiarism -- Plagiarism and purchasing university levelmanuscripts -- Focal points 3.2 -- Potential scenarios in research integrity andpublication ethics -- Remarks -- References.

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