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Integrity and Misconduct in Research in the US

Wang Ying-ji

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Misconduct in research is one of major crises for universities now in China and is turning into a public issue.The author describes what the U.S has been doing to solve the problem to offer some policy suggestions for Chinese concerned authorities,universities and researchers,and meanwhile to provoke serious discussions on integrity and misconduct in research in China.

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Misconduct in research is one of major crises for universities now in China and is turning into a public issue.The author describes what the U.S has been doing to solve the problem to offer some policy suggestions for Chinese concerned authorities,universities and researchers,and meanwhile to provoke serious discussions on integrity and misconduct in research in China.

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Misconduct in research is one of major crises for universities now in China and is turning into a public issue.The author describes what the U.S has been doing to solve the problem to offer some policy suggestions for Chinese concerned authorities,universities and researchers,and meanwhile to provoke serious discussions on integrity and misconduct in research in China.

Key concepts: Misconduct, Research integrity, Scientific misconduct, China, Political science, Academic integrity, Criminology, Law

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