Titlebook: Disguised Academic Plagiarism; A Typology and Case M. V. Dougherty Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclus

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Several Empirical Justificationsblished in a different language with authorship credit taken by someone else. I focus on the challenge of demonstrating this subtle variety of plagiarism and examine the corruptive influence that plagiarizing articles exert on unsuspecting researchers who later cite them in the downstream literature

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-2311-9vided by a plagiarist who then publishes portions of it in various venues with insufficient credit to the genuine author. A typical case involves the appropriation of a book by a plagiarist who publishes the chapters (or sections of chapters) in discrete articles across several journals. In many ins

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Patrick T. Hester,Kevin MacG Adams the effects of a particular form of disguised plagiarism committed in the specific disciplinary context of Catholic theology. Members of the Catholic hierarchy regularly produce texts considered to be authoritative for the faithful. These magisterial texts, authored by popes, cardinals, and bishops

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David P. Rapkin,William R. Thompsonsage on a different subject by changing a key term. For example, altering a passage that discusses one country by substituting the name of another country produces the illusion of original research on the second country. In its more complex variety, template plagiarism may be co-extensive with anoth

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