Beall’s List is a resource that helps researchers identify potentially predatory journals and publishers. It categorizes publishers and journals that may engage in unethical practices, such as charging excessive fees without proper peer review. The list includes scholarly open-access publishers, standalone journals, and vanity presses, which often prioritize profits over academic integrity. By consulting this list, academics can avoid submitting their work to questionable outlets and protect the credibility of their research.
Beall’s list identifies potential predatory journals and publishers
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