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Commented Oct 28, 2016 on "Even top economists publish in predatory journals, study finds" #RePEc at Environmental Economics
"Even top economists publish in predatory journals, study finds" #RePEc
Retraction Watch: Top-ranking economists sometimes publish papers in open access journals deemed potentially “predatory,” according to a new analysis. The findings contradict previous results that show that researchers who publish papers in “potential, possible, or probable” predatory journals ...
As I commented on the RetractionWatch blog:
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All journals are currently free to index themselves on RePEc. There is, however, a recent effort to keep predatory journals out: https://blog.repec.org/2016/06/13/quality-control-committee-looking-for-volunteer/
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Predatory journals are a problem we are aware of. Whether they are really a problem for the rankings remains to be seen. Once they are remove, you will be able to judge whether they made a difference.
Christian Zimmermann
Commented Oct 28, 2016 on "Even top economists publish in predatory journals, study finds" #RePEc at Environmental Economics
"Even top economists publish in predatory journals, study finds" #RePEc
Retraction Watch: Top-ranking economists sometimes publish papers in open access journals deemed potentially “predatory,” according to a new analysis. The findings contradict previous results that show that researchers who publish papers in “potential, possible, or probable” predatory journals ...
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