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L'urgence de l'intégrité académique

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Countering malpractice - in higher education as in research - and strengthening academic integrity is urgent. For our knowledge civilisation is under threat, both from new models of knowledge production and from the shamelessness of knowledge offenders. The members of the International Institute for Research and Action on Academic Fraud and Plagiarism (IRAFPA) have been conducting theoretical and applied research for more than fifteen years to improve the knowledge structuring the concept of academic integrity. But this will not be enough. We need to open a real debate and invite all actors of the academic world and its stakeholders to participate, so that the integrity sciences movement develops and takes root in the daily practices of everyone. The book proposes a construction of integrity sciences in six major themes. Each theme is introduced by a renowned researcher from the fields of science, medicine, journalism, archaeology, management sciences or international diplomacy. Within each theme, five chapters weave the fabric of a fundamental debate. The authors come from more than ten different countries, because integrity knows no borders. They are theologians, philosophers, psychoanalysts, psychologists, economists, linguists, sociologists, archaeologists, lawyers, engineers, professors of ethics, bioethics, artificial intelligence, educational sciences, performing arts, humanities, nuclear and particle physics, ethnology, history, journalists, diplomats, business leaders, physicians, translators, political scientists and members of civil society. They wanted this book to be a reference tool for all those who want to act without wasting time. The reader - whether a researcher, a doctoral student, a teacher, a manager of a higher education institution, or a library manager - will find precise answers and a call to action.
... Desde o início da década de 1990, pesquisadores de diferentes países têm se dedicado ao estudo e à promoção da ética e da integridade na prática científica e na publicação. Por um lado, esses pesquisadores têm enfrentado problemáticas cruciais, tais como: plágio; autoplágio; desonestidade acadêmica; más condutas em pesquisa; diferentes tipos de fraude acadêmica utilizadas por pesquisadores ou estudantes; publicação duplicada de artigos; salami slice 3 ; diferentes tipos de fraudes contratuais (compra e venda de trabalhos); uso de ferramentas da Inteligência Artificial na redação acadêmica, entre outras (ALMEIDA et al., 2015(ALMEIDA et al., , 2016PEIXOTO, 2021;BRETAG, 2016;CERDÀ-NAVARRO et al., 2023;COMAS FORGAS et al., 2023;LANCASTER, 2021;MARANHÃO;SANTOS;FERREIRA, 2017;MARINHO;VARELLA, 2015;MCCABE, 1992;RETTINGER;BERTRAM GALLANT, 2022). Por outro lado, uma série de abordagens positivas e propositivas têm sido desenvolvidas, a saber: a promoção da cultura de integridade; a importância das políticas institucionais de boas práticas de pesquisa e integridade; a relevância da produção de documentos (guias) de boas práticas de pesquisa e integridade; e orientações antiplágio (BRETAG, 2020;HENDERSHOTT;CROSS, 2000;NUNES, 2019. ...
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Este artigo apresenta conceitos básicos de integridade, integridade científica e integridade acadêmica bem como algumas propostas para a promoção da cultura de integridade nas Instituições de Ensino Superior, agências de fomento e fundações de pesquisa. Argumenta-se que: a) a ética e a integridade são conceitos distintos, mas inter-relacionados e que é produtivo associá-los em documentos, políticas institucionais e pesquisas; b) os conceitos de integridade científica e integridade acadêmica são essenciais para garantir a credibilidade e a confiabilidade da pesquisa; e c) a promoção de uma cultura de integridade requer a criação de políticas institucionais de ética e integridade.
... Que fait-il après la soutenance de sa thèse ? Ces trois questions sont reliées par un fil conducteur sur le décryptage de l'activité de direction de thèse confrontée à l'urgence de l'intégrité académique (Bergadaà et Peixoto, 2021). ...
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