№ 17 (2016): Publish or Perish | Higher Education in Russia and Beyond

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Опубликован: 2016-03-07

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Publish or Perish? Let’s Talk

Authentic Improvement: A Case for Flexible Faculty Evaluation Policies

Александр Сидоркин

6-7
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Perish through Publishing: On the rise of Predatory Journals

Essential Information about Predatory Publishers and Journals

Jeffrey Beall

7-9
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Riding with the Metric Tide: ‘Predatory’ Journals in Scopus

Ivan Sterligov, Татьяна Савина

9-12
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Publish or Perish: University Cases and Perspectives

Under Pressure: Transformation of Academic Work and Discoursein a Globally-Oriented Russian University. Case of National Research University Higher School of Economics

Ivan Gruzdev, Roman Abramov, Evgeniy Terentev

18-19
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Return on Publications (RoP) and the Changing Nature of the ‘Science Enterprise’

Igor Osipov

19-21
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Academic Publishing at National Research Tomsk State University

Eduard V. Galazhinskiy, Jean A. Kollantai

21-23
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Publish or Perish: Country Cases

Publish or Perish? The Highly Productive Research Elite in European Universities from a Comparative Quantitative Perspective

Marek Kwiek

12-13
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Publish or perish: Case of Latvia

Tatjana Volkova

14-15
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Introduction of Impact-Factor Publication Requirement for Faculty Promotion: Case of Kazakhstan

Aliya Kuzhabekova

15-16
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Can Efforts to Raise Publication Productivity in Russia Cause a Decline of International Academic Periodicals?

Mikhail Sokolov

16-18
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