Responding to predatory publishing-Practical steps to take when OA journals get cloned

Sullivan, Max; Crombie, Nicola

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Responding to predatory publishing-Practical steps to take when OA journals get cloned

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posted on 2023-09-17, 23:14 authored by Max SullivanMax Sullivan, Nicola CrombieNicola Crombie

Max Sullivan and Nik Crombie, Victory University of Wellington, discuss the actions taken when the Journal of New Zealand Studies, an open access journal published by the university, was cloned. Presented online at the Aotearoa Institutional Repositories Community Days 2023.