Saturday, March 25, 2006

Huh, really?

China has pledged to issue a blacklist of dishonest academics to stem the tide of false research results and plagiarism among academics and scientists. [...]

A recent survey of 180 PhD holders found that 60 percent had paid to have their papers published and a similar percentage had copied others' work.

From this UPI story [via Tyler Cowen].

2 comments:

  1. This is just one of many reasons why I am always saying one needs a written contract when doing business in China.

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  2. ChinaLawBlog: I have no idea about what's happening in China. This particular piece of news was quite surprising -- to me, at least.

    Thanks for your perspective, though.

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