How To Asses A Good Open-Access Journal

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The book carefully analyzed how a student or researcher can be able to assess a good open-access journal in order to guide and safeguard him from publishing his article in a predatory, fraudulent, deceptive, or pseudo journal. ABOUT THE BOOK Globally, over 5,500 journal articles are published online every day, which means more than two million journal articles are published yearly and is expected to increase by 2% - 5% annually. In spite of this vast array of tremendous spike in publishing opportunities in today’s digital world that allow authors to reach a wider audience, authors face an unprecedented challenge when selecting a journal to publish their article or may even end up publishing their research in a questionable, predatory, pseudo, deceptive, unscrupulous, illegitimate, or dishonest journal. Thus, the author of this book noticed that no concern has been given to this bad menace of proliferation of journals so he wrote this book in order to guide students, researchers and entire writers from these quack journals.