Research Misconduct: Issues, Implications, and Stratagies: Contemporary Studies in Information Management, Policies, and Services

AcknowledgmentsPrefaceScientific and Research Misconduct. Misconduct and the Scholarly LiteratureStudent and Faculty Perceptions About Misconduct: A Case Study. Research Misconduct as Viewed From Multiple PerspectivesMisconduct: Coping With the Problem. Implications of Misconduct for Bibliographic InstructionThe Implications of Research Misconduct for Libraries and LibrariansMisconduct: Maintaining the Public TrustAppendix A: Some Publicly-Discussed Cases Involving Scientific Misconduct and the Research LiteratureAppendix B: Some Journals and Monographs in Which Those Implicated in Misconduct Have Been PublishedAppendix C: Research Misconduct (Faculty SurveyAppendix D: Research Misconduct (Student Survey)Appendix E: Falsified Study: Use and Nonuse of U.S. Government Information on the Internet and World Wide Web by Academic Historians and Political Scientists-A Cross-Institutional ComparisonAppendix F: How to Find out About Tainted ResearchAppendix G: Codes of Ethics From Professional Societies and Guidelines for Instructions to AuthorsReferencesAuthor IndexSubject IndexAbout the Contributors.