Responses to Academic Misconduct: Japan vs. the US

Academics in Japan seem at least as zealous as their Western counterparts to publish their research and, sometimes, to skirt research standards in order to do so. However, a comparison of two recent scandals in biomedical research suggests that Japanese institutions are far more willing to take punitive measures to curb such abuses than their American counterparts.

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Academic Questions
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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.51845/37.4.7
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Academic integrity and plagiarism
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Responses to Academic Misconduct: Japan vs. the US

Aldric Hama
Academic Questions
Academic integrity and plagiarism
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Responses to Academic Misconduct: Japan vs. the US

Aldric Hama
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Abstract

Academics in Japan seem at least as zealous as their Western counterparts to publish their research and, sometimes, to skirt research standards in order to do so. However, a comparison of two recent scandals in biomedical research suggests that Japanese institutions are far more willing to take punitive measures to curb such abuses than their American counterparts.

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