Titlebook: Ghostwriting and the Ethics of Authenticity; John C. Knapp,Azalea M. Hulbert Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-31313-3business; business ethics; business strategy; communication; corporate communication; ethics; management; N

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Handbook of Synthetic Substratesore recent developments, focusing on the growth of public relations practice in the twentieth century and describing the behind-the-scenes roles of public relations professionals who draft speeches, books, and other communications for their clients. Knapp and Hulbert then consider ghostwriting in vi

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Handbook of Systems and Complexity in Health first explore the complex world of judicial opinion writing, focusing primarily on the use of law clerks to pen opinions for US Supreme Court justices. Then the focus shifts to lawyers who provide unacknowledged legal assistance to clients who cannot otherwise afford it, emphasizing how legal prece

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Implementing Semantic Tableaux,ademic misconduct, such as plagiarism. They then explore the use of ghostwriters by students, beginning with college admissions essays. The authors examine statistics and case studies indicating that, while not the most prevalent form of academic cheating, many students use ghostwriters while in col

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,Tables with Prescribed α, and α,scientific and medical fields. The concept of honorary or guest authorship, where prominent researchers may lend their names to publications largely authored by industry-hired writers, is explored; the role of such communications in pharmaceutical marketing is also discussed. The authors then turn t