2016
DOI: 10.3916/c48-2016-01
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Plagiarism and academic integrity in Germany

Abstract: Since the 18th century, Germany is perhaps one of the European countries that has had the most intense public debate on dishonest scientific and academic practices, particularly in relation to doctoral theses. This debate was particularly productive in the late 19th century, giving rise thereafter to the obligatory publication of all doctoral theses as a prior requisite before the title of Doctor can be conferred by any German university. This paper presents the most significant progress regarding plagiarism a… Show more

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“…In Germany, there has been ongoing reflection on academic plagiarism and other dishonest research practices since the late 19th century [ 8 ]. However, according to Ruiperez and Garcia-Cabrero, in Germany, 2011 became a landmark year with the appearance of an extensive public debate about plagiarism—brought back into the limelight because of an investigation into the incumbent German Defence Minister’s doctoral thesis [ 9 ]. Aside from the numerous cases of plagiarism detected in academic work since 2011, several initiatives have enriched the debate on academic plagiarism.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Germany, there has been ongoing reflection on academic plagiarism and other dishonest research practices since the late 19th century [ 8 ]. However, according to Ruiperez and Garcia-Cabrero, in Germany, 2011 became a landmark year with the appearance of an extensive public debate about plagiarism—brought back into the limelight because of an investigation into the incumbent German Defence Minister’s doctoral thesis [ 9 ]. Aside from the numerous cases of plagiarism detected in academic work since 2011, several initiatives have enriched the debate on academic plagiarism.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Al respecto Ruipérez y García lo definen como "la acción de extraer para su propia obra (...) una idea no insignificante de un tercero, con la intención de borrar el origen de ese préstamo obligado mediante la correspondiente transformación, y de esta manera dar la impresión de una creación propia ante el lector o espectador" [4]. Lo que se traduce en una acción deliberada de deshonestidad, engaño y robo de la propiedad intelectual de otro.…”
Section: Breve Referencia Teórica En Torno Al Concepto De Plagio Acadunclassified
“…Englisch (como se citó en Ruizpérez & García Cabrero, 2016) lo define como "la acción de extraer para su propia obra (…) una idea no insignificante de un tercero, con la intención de borrar el origen de ese préstamo obligado mediante la correspondiente transformación, y de esta manera dar la impresión de una creación propia ante el lector o espectador" (p. 11). En esta línea, Carmona (1988) identifica el término con "un fraude doloso contra la producción literaria, artística o científica de un autor, en la que basándose en una creación precedente, una persona se adjudica como propios trabajos de otros" (p. 315).…”
Section: El Concepto De Plagio Y Ciberplagiounclassified