Why and How Do Journals Retract Articles? An Analysis of Medline Retractions 1988–2008¶
Wager, E., & Williams, P. (2011). Why and How Do Journals Retract Articles? An Analysis of Medline Retractions 1988–2008. Journal of Medical Ethics, 37(9), 567-570.
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- Return Path
- In publishing and science it is retractions, corrigenda, and errata channels, where the forward path is tuned for manuscript flow and the return path requires editorial judgment and propagation through indexing and citation graphs.
This sourceDocuments the judgment-heavy retraction apparatus (notices, editorial investigation) and the incomplete, non-uniform propagation of retractions.
- In publishing and science it is retractions, corrigenda, and errata channels, where the forward path is tuned for manuscript flow and the return path requires editorial judgment and propagation through indexing and citation graphs.
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