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Another breakout session: Should we really be worried about predatory publishers? @h_j_dobson presents #UKSG18Permalink On Internet Archive
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We're discussing predatory publishers in relations to Beall's list. It's ghost continues to linger at the table #UKSG18Permalink On Internet Archive
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"...there is always the possibility of engaging in unethical behaviour to chase large profit margins and the publishing industry is no different." (Raju, 2018) #UKSG18Permalink On Internet Archive
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It's frankly offensive to imply that majority world journals are any less reputable than Western journals simply because of issues with language and cultural differences #UKSG18Permalink On Internet Archive
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The thrust of this presentation seems to be that blacklists aren't a great way to identify predatory publishers. If we need to identify them, we need a different, more nuanced, way of doing it #UKSG18Permalink On Internet Archive
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Shout-out for @martin_eve and @ernestopriego's 2017 article on predatory publishers triple-c.at/index.php/tripleC/article/view/867 #UKSG18On Internet Archive
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@martin_eve @ernestopriego "...established publishers have a strong motivation to hype claims of predation as damaging to the scholarly and scientific endeavour while noting that, in fact, systems of peer review are themselves already acknowledged as deeply flawed." #UKSG18Permalink On Internet Archive