Plagiarism
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From the annals of plagiarism: with friends like these …
Posted by Janet D. Stemwedel on April 27, 2010
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As we creep toward the end of the spring semester, I noticed a story at Inside Higher Ed about a commencement address gone wrong:
Ethical use of student labor.
Posted by Janet D. Stemwedel on February 20, 2010 MommyProf wonders whether some of the goings on in her department are ethical. She presents two cases. I’m going to look at them in reverse order. Case 2: Faculty member is tenure-track and he and I have collaborated on a paper. He was supposed to work on the literature, and sends me a literature review.…
‘My work has been plagiarized. Now what?’
Posted by Janet D. Stemwedel on November 25, 2009 I received an email from reader Doug Blank (who gave me permission to share it here and to identify him by name) about a perplexing situation: Janet, I thought I’d solicit your advice. Recently, I found an instance of parts of my thesis appearing in a journal article, and of the paper being presented at…