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- research process - What does Publish or perish really mean . . .
"Publish or perish" is a phrase coined to describe the pressure in academia to rapidly and continuously publish academic work to sustain or further one's career
- When did Publish or Perish first become a thing?
"The 'publish or perish' legend has led me to publish material that could have been improved by further research " "This 'pressure' — and it cannot be described by any better word — I hold to be completely detrimental in both substance and manner " "I consider the pressure being brought to bear to publish at all costs a professional
- Are there studies of malpractices in Academia resulting from publish . . .
Are there studies of "bad academic practices" in general, and documenting in particular whether or not the prevalence of such practices increases in institutions or communities with an increased pressure to academics to publish (either by adding money incentives to publish, or by creating job instability threats for those who "do not publish
- Is it possible to have a fulfilling academic career without chasing . . .
I often hear phrases like “publish or perish,” and see colleagues constantly racing to boost their publication count — sometimes at the cost of depth, originality, or personal well-being But I won
- research process - API, EULA, and scraping for Google Scholar . . .
@AlexanderSerebrenik I don't know how Publish or Perish uses Google Scholar, but I know how Mendley uses it: they require you to click a button for each individual search of Google Scholar If they automatically did the Google Scholar meta-data search for each paper when you import a folder-full then they would violate the old Scholar EULA That is why they make you click for each query: if
- Why dont I see publications criticising other publications?
The complaint about "publish or perish" is naive "Publish or perish" dates back to the 1920s, and peaked in the 1970s The notion that this is something new reflects a lack of historic awareness Criticisms are far more common today than they were in the mythical good old days, which were all about your (white male non-Jewish) friends in the
- Why do researchers accept the pay-to-publish, pay-to-read model . . .
The pay-to-publish rather than pay-to-read model has largely arisen from organized pressure by funding agencies that mandate that work they fund must be broadly available; that precludes publishers making money on subscriptions, so they changed the business model to charge authors instead (very much simplifying this history and the combinations
- How to quickly get complete list of citations to all my papers?
Harzing's Publish or Perish software is the tool which will probably help you most It is a Windows application, which allows you to specify queries and then goes to Google Scholar to retrieve and sort the references, citations, etc
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