The hidden rules of academic authorship often disadvantage women researchers, leading to issues like ghost and gift authorship. A study revealed that many researchers experience problematic authorship practices, with women facing more challenges. To promote equity, clear authorship policies and training are essential for fostering open discussions and fair recognition in collaborative research.
Tag: collaboration
How should editors work with publishers?
Diane B. Monsivais, PhD, CNE, ANEF
At the Trailhead
- Why this matters: Clear role expectations are the foundation for the editor-publisher partnership
- What judgment this supports: Collegial relationships are essential for an editor to be successful
- How an editor might use this: Maintain frequent communication to strengthen the partnership
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