Includes bibliographical references (pages 123-131) and index.
Contents:
Consistent productivity and impact. The publishing process. Basic overview of the publsihing process ; Which journal? (How to choose a journal) ; When to submit? (Between good enough and perfect) ; A good abstract helps the manuscript ; Filling and emptying the pipeline (sustaining publication over time) ; Co-authorship : with whom and in what order? -- The review process. Initial screenign and "desk rejects/decline to review"--and what to do ; "Waiting for Godot"--when to contact an editor ; The decision process ; Brutal reviews--moving on after rejection ; Revising for resubmission ; Writing a "statement of revisions" ; Accepted! But not done yet--the final ms and copy-editing stage -- Ethics and integrity in publishing. Research and publication ethics ; Plagiarism ; Originality and "salami slices" ; Human subjects research and IRB approval ; Ethical considerations that IRB's cannot address -- Research transparency across different types of scholarship. What is replication and transparency and why do it? ; What do journals require for reproducibility? ; Replication studies ; Moving towards greater research transparency in published journal articles -- New frontiers in publishing : understanding open access journals. What is open access? ; What are the different forms of open access? ; Open acess and predatory journals ; What are the benefits and costs of publishing in open access journals? -- Maximizing the impact of your scholarship. Learn about publishing by doing reviews ; Promoting your published work ; Getting read versus getting cited ; Consistent productivity and impact.
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