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|Title=COPE core practices
 
|Title=COPE core practices
|Is About=The Core Practices are applicable to all involved in publishing scholarly literature: editors and their journals, publishers (and institutions). Therefore COPE's Core Practices should be considered alongside specific national and international codes of conduct for research and are not intended to replace these<ref>https://publicationethics.org/core-practices</ref>.
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|Is About=The COPE core practices are guidelines for all stakeholders in the process of academic publishing. They replaced COPE’s previous code of conduct and may be used in addition to national codes of conduct.
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|Important Because=To prevent misconduct in academic publishing, it is important to define the best practices and ethical standards. Therefore, these core practices dictate how to ethically handle potential cases of misconduct and how to minimize the chances that misconduct may take place in the practice of academic publishing.
 
|Important For=Early career researchers; All stakeholders in research
 
|Important For=Early career researchers; All stakeholders in research
 
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|Has Location=United Kingdom
 
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|Has Good Practice And Misconduct=Publication ethics; Research misconduct; Authorship; Conflict of interest; Data management; Reproducability; Peer review; Intellectual property; Allegations of misconduct
 
|Has Good Practice And Misconduct=Publication ethics; Research misconduct; Authorship; Conflict of interest; Data management; Reproducability; Peer review; Intellectual property; Allegations of misconduct
 
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Education

COPE core practices

What is this about?

The COPE core practices are guidelines for all stakeholders in the process of academic publishing. They replaced COPE’s previous code of conduct and may be used in addition to national codes of conduct.

Why is this important?

To prevent misconduct in academic publishing, it is important to define the best practices and ethical standards. Therefore, these core practices dictate how to ethically handle potential cases of misconduct and how to minimize the chances that misconduct may take place in the practice of academic publishing.

For whom is this important?

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