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SUMMARY:Mario Biogioli - "Beyond Publish or Perish: Metrics and the New Ecologies of Academic Misconduct"
DESCRIPTION:Mario Biagioli – School of Law\, Science & Technology Studies Program\, Department of History\, UC Davis. \nAcademic misconduct has traditionally been tied to the stress generated by the “publish or perish” culture and\, more recently\, to the new opportunities offered by electronic publishing.  I argue\, instead\, that misconduct is undergoing a radical qualitative transformation\, adapting itself to modern metrics-based regimes of academic evaluation and the new incentives and opportunities they provide.  We are transitioning\, so to speak\, from “publish or perish” to “impact or perish.”  These changes are affecting the practices as well as the discourse and conceptualization of misconduct.  Traditional definitions of misconduct were rooted in oppositions between truth and falsehood\, right and wrong\, honest mistake and fabrication\, but some of the new metrics-based misconduct could be seen as a form of gaming rather than a clear violation of ethical norms or laws.  The new metrics-based forms of misconduct are thus challenging us to redefine misconduct\, but they are also\, at the same time\, asking us to rethink what we mean by “publication.”
URL:https://history.ucla.edu/event/mario-biogioli-beyond-publish-or-perish-metrics-and-the-new-ecologies-of-academic-misconduct/
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