Research Ethics2.5 Authorship and peer review
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15-Sep-2009
It's clear we must publish to advance an academic career, but it is not always clear who is entitled to be an author. How much work must I do to be eligible to be an author? Who makes this decision? How often and where may I publish work? May I publish simultaneously in conference proceedings and a journal?
The assigned readings address these questions, but ultimately you'll need local guidance from your adviser. Be prepared to raise these issues when adviser invites you to be a coauthor by reviewing Duke University's policy and clicking here for a sample video of what to expect.
Author: Comstock
Maintained By: Gary Comstock
Last Updated: 2009-06-27
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Wilson: Peer Review
Wilson, et al.: Authorship
Christine Gunsalus, et al.: Authorship faculty role play
Christine Gunsalus and Michael Loui: Authorship Role Play
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