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Algorithmic Vigilance: Cross‐Language Plagiarism and the Shift to Decentralized Scientific Gatekeeping
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From Gatekeepers to Gateways: How Acceleration and Platform Logic Reshape Life‐Science Journals
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Misuse of Generative AI in Academic and Research Publishing
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An exploration of the state of self-publishing in the academic publishing sector of South Africa
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Barriers to Accessibility: Reflections on Submitting Academic Work as a Blind Researcher
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Lexical Traces of AI: Linguistic Impact of Generative Tools in Academic Abstracts
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AI In Academic Publishing for Non‐Native English Speakers: The Good, the Bot, and the Ugly
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Implementing AI‐Related Policies in Academic Journals: A Call for Global Action
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China's Local Scholarship Goes Global: Revisiting Bilingual Editorial Guidelines for Scholarly Communication Through Internationally Indexed English Academic Abstracts
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What Happens After Rejection? Making Invisible Peer Review Visible
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“Rare as Hen’s Teeth”? Book Reviews and Children’s and Young Adult Literature in Australia
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Toral Jatin Gajarawala, Neelam Srivastava, Rajeswari Sunder Rajan, and Jack Webb (eds.). 2023. . London: Bloomsbury Academic. 528 pp. £130 / ₹1699 (India Edition). Hardback. ISBN: 978–1-350–26175-4. Also available as an e-book (e-ISBN: 978–1-350–26176-1)
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Benjamin Sheppard, Victoria Kenworthy, Lisa French, Jessica L. Wilkinson, Beau Windon, Helen Addison-Smith, and Rose Michael. 2024. . RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia: Arcade Publications. x +154 pp. Price: AUD$15.00 (incl. GST). Paperback. ISBN: 978-0-9872390-2-0
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Corporate publishing in South African banks : focus on formal, external publications
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Conclusion First: A Modest Proposal to Reorganize the IMRaD Structure of Research Articles
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How Authors React to Editorial Prompts About Corrections to Cited Literature: A Cross‐Sectional Study
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Invitations to Publish in a Journal by Email: A Prospective Analysis
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Do Early Career Researchers Consider AI as an Opportunity or a Threat? A Pathfinding Study
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A Shallow Echo: Artificial Intelligence and the Semantic Flattening of the Qur'an
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Who Owns the Argument? A Practical Test for Author Responsibility in AI‐Assisted Scholarly Writing
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Cut the Clutter: Why Conciseness Is a Core Competency in Biomedical and Scientific Writing
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Barriers to Publishing Medical Research From Limited‐Resource Settings: The Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Is the Scholarly System Breaking Down?
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Visible as Journals, Invisible as Publishers: Limitations of OpenAlex for Analysing University Publishing
