Selecting Quality Journals and Conferences for Academic Scholarship
"Predatory" or "questionable" journals have been causing problems for faculty who wish to publish or present in high-quality peer-reviewed journals. This guide is meant to provide help in understanding how to evaluate the quality and intention of journals
Articles about Predatory Journals in Specific Disciplines
If you find other articles about predatory or questionable journals in your discipline, please send them to: MLaskin@hostos.cuny.edu and we will include them. Thanks!
This article for those in the academic fields of Business is by Shawren Singh and Dan Remenyi . The Electronic Journal of Business Research Methods (Vol 14 Issue 1), 2016.
For the Nursing profession, this is an article by Yondell B. Masten and Alyce S. Ashcraft in Nursing Education Perspectives, Vol. 37, no. 5, Sept./Oct. 2016.
