Q. What is a predatory publisher?
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Last Updated: Oct 28, 2022 Views: 188
Last Updated: Oct 28, 2022 Views: 188
Predatory publishers are those that:
- attempt to deceive authors into paying for nonexistent or shoddy peer review and/or editorial services
- publish content that is portrayed as rigorous and scholarly, but is not
- may not be transparent about fees charged
Before you submit an article to any journal, make sure you evaluate it for reputability. Some tools for doing so can be found on this research guide, or contact a librarian for help.
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