Bureaucratic plagiarism
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posted on 2024-11-23, 07:53 authored by Gavin MoodieThis paper identifies four types of failure to ascribe authorship accurately in college administrations: institutional anonymity, and three types of nominal authorship - ghost-written, rubber stamp and nominal direction. It argues that these failures to ascribe authorship accurately are a problem for the good operation of college bureaucracies as well as being a problem of principle and internal consistency.
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Plagiary: Cross Disciplinary Studies in Plagiarism, Fabrication, and FalsificationVolume
1Start page
66End page
69Total pages
4Publisher
M PublishingPlace published
Ann Arbor, USALanguage
EnglishCopyright
© 2006 PlagiaryNotes
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2006032286Esploro creation date
2020-06-22Fedora creation date
2013-02-19Open access
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