绘制印度牙科期刊出版图--关于南方学术出版界面临的认识论挑战的试点研究

Q3 Dentistry
Abdul Majeed Kummangal, A. Ahsan, V. M. Babu, Ramsheena Payambrot, M. Mannakandath
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认识论上的不公正和所谓的 "掠夺者 "或非法出版商是南方学术出版业面临的挑战。尽管开放存取(OA)出版在学术出版领域具有革命性意义,但商业出版商以作者处理费(APCs)的形式增加对作者的补偿,已使全球南方的知识创造边缘化。本研究旨在了解印度牙科期刊出版的性质和范围。 我们在 Scopus、WoS、DOAJ 和 UGC CARE 列表等数据库中搜索了印度出版的牙科期刊。 目前有 35 种活跃的牙科期刊,它们大多属于或隶属于非营利组织(26 种,占 55.9%)或教育机构(9 种,占 25.8%)。25种期刊的出版工作已外包给国际商业出版商,其中大部分与非营利组织有关联。约 39.8%的印度牙科期刊为开放式获取期刊,近一半收取 APC。约 60% 的印度期刊被 Scopus 索引,略少于一半的期刊(12 种)被纳入科学网(WoS)。 国际商业出版商的垄断和 APC 的存在是印度牙科期刊出版界认识论不公正的真正罪魁祸首。此外,确定地区性合法出版商将有助于界定 "掠夺性出版 "一词。 后殖民世界见证了南方学术出版业的兴起。然而,国际商业出版商的霸权或新自由主义剥削,以及在学术辩论中长期使用 "掠夺者 "一词,使全球南方生产的知识边缘化。
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Mapping of Dental Journal Publishing in India - A Pilot Study on Epistemological Challenges in Southern Scholarly Publishing
Epistemic injustice and the so-called “predators” or illegitimate publishers are the challenges of Southern scholarly publishing. Even though open access (OA) publishing is revolutionary in academic publishing, increased compensation from authors in the form of author processing charges (APCs) by commercial publishers has marginalized knowledge creation in the Global South. The purpose of this study was to map the nature and scope of dental journal publishing in India. We searched databases like Scopus, WoS, DOAJ, and the UGC CARE list for dental journals published in India. There are currently 35 active dental journals, which mostly belong to or are affiliated with non-profit organizations (26, 55.9%) or educational institutions (9, 25.8%). The publication of 25 journals has been outsourced to international commercial publishers, with most of these linked to non-profit organizations. About 39.8% of Indian dental journals are OA and almost half charge APCs. Around 60% of the Indian journals are indexed in Scopus, and slightly less than half (12) are included in the Web of Science (WoS). The monopoly of international commercial publishers and the presence of APCs are the real culprits of epistemic injustice in Indian dental journal publishing. Besides, the identification of regional legitimate publishers would help demarcate the term “predatory publishing”. The post-colonial world witnessed an emergence in Southern scholarly publishing. However, the hegemony or neoliberal exploitation of international commercial publishers and the prolonged use of “predators” in scholarly debates marginalized the knowledge produced in the Global South.
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来源期刊
Indian Journal of Dental Research
Indian Journal of Dental Research Dentistry-Dentistry (all)
CiteScore
1.80
自引率
0.00%
发文量
80
审稿时长
38 weeks
期刊介绍: Indian Journal of Dental Research (IJDR) is the official publication of the Indian Society for Dental Research (ISDR), India section of the International Association for Dental Research (IADR), published quarterly. IJDR publishes scientific papers on well designed and controlled original research involving orodental sciences. Papers may also include reports on unusual and interesting case presentations and invited review papers on significant topics.
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