Predatory Journals
How to recognise and avoid predatory journals.
Predatory conferences: warning signs and how to avoid them
Predatory conferences take registration fees and offer little real peer review or scholarly exchange. Learn the warning signs and a simple routine for checking any event before you submit.
Published in a predatory journal? What you can do now
Finding out your paper is in a predatory journal is upsetting, but there are practical steps you can take. Here is how to assess the damage, try to withdraw, and decide what…
Hijacked journals: how to tell a clone from the real journal
Hijacked journals copy the name, ISSN and look of a real journal to collect fees from authors. Here is how to check which website is the real one before you submit.
How to spot a predatory journal: 12 warning signs
Predatory journals take fees and publish with little or no peer review. These are the warning signs to look for, and what to do if one contacts you.