2015
DOI: 10.18267/j.aip.69
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Predatory Open Access Publishers and other Dangers to Today's Scientific Community

Abstract: AbstraktCílem tohoto příspěvku je představit souhrnné informace a aktuální stav problematiky predátorských vydavatelů a kriticky diskutovat obecné predátorské chování a vybraná související témata v českém i mezinárodním kontextu. V článku jsou přehledně uvedeny výstupy prvních zahraničních studií zabývajících se predátorskými vydavatelstvími a časopisy. Zjišťujeme, že ačkoli je v posledních třech letech problematika predátorství aktivně řešena v zahraničí, české vysokoškolské instituce nejsou na tento nový fen… Show more

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“…A good example of that is Tereza Stöckelová, an Editor-in-Chief of the English edition of the Sociologickýčasopis (Czech Sociological Review) who fiercely supported Beall's List and all the nonsense it represented but published in the journal she edited bypassing the peer review and using it for her own agenda (for instance criticizing European Sociological Association for charging 40 EUR for the conference dinner in a luxury restaurant at Vltava River [6]). Another example was a "perspective" paper on "predatory" open access publishers that appeared in the Czech journal called Acta Informatica Pragensia in 2015 and was in fact written by the journal's technical editors, Zdeněk Smutný and Václav Řezníček, who also bypassed the peer review to spread their political agenda [7].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A good example of that is Tereza Stöckelová, an Editor-in-Chief of the English edition of the Sociologickýčasopis (Czech Sociological Review) who fiercely supported Beall's List and all the nonsense it represented but published in the journal she edited bypassing the peer review and using it for her own agenda (for instance criticizing European Sociological Association for charging 40 EUR for the conference dinner in a luxury restaurant at Vltava River [6]). Another example was a "perspective" paper on "predatory" open access publishers that appeared in the Czech journal called Acta Informatica Pragensia in 2015 and was in fact written by the journal's technical editors, Zdeněk Smutný and Václav Řezníček, who also bypassed the peer review to spread their political agenda [7].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A good example of that is Tereza Stöckelová, an Editor-in-Chief of the English edition of the Sociologický časopis (Czech Sociological Review) who publishes in the journal she edits bypassing the peer review and using it for her own agendafor instance, criticizing European Sociological Association for setting up the conference fees for their Prague conference too high or charging an extra 40 EUR for the conference dinner in a luxury restaurant at Vltava River [15]. Another example is a «perspective» paper on «predatory» open access publishers that appeared in the Czech journal called Acta Informatica Pragensia in 2015 and was in fact written by the journal's technical editors, Zdeněk Smutný and Václav Řezníček, who also bypassed the peer review to spread their political agenda [16]. All that makes Czech Sociol ogical Review and Acta Informatica Pragensia apt candidates for the inclusions into Beall's List they are defending.…”
Section: Evaluation Of the Research Publications In The Czech Republimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another example is a «perspective» paper on «predatory» open access publishers that appeared in the Czech journal called Acta Informatica Pragensia in 2015 and was in fact written by the journal's technical editors, Zdeněk Smutný and Václav Řezníček, who also bypassed the peer review to spread their political agenda [16]. All that makes Czech Sociol ogical Review and Acta Informatica Pragensia apt candidates for the inclusions into Beall's List they are defending.…”
Section: «Predatory» Publishing In the Czech Republicmentioning
confidence: 99%