noncognitive resources play in discovery is discussed as well as the costs of resources used in research. Different models for the … funding of research are presented. The chapter also discusses scientific labor markets and the extreme difficulty encountered … scientific research to economic growth and suggestions for future research. …

journals and reduces the intention to publish and publishing behaviour in NOA journals. Research limitations/implications Other …. Practical implications The results provide empirical insights to management, policy makers and research on scholarly publishing …-OA scholarly publishing. Design/methodology/approach A decomposed theory of planned behaviour (TPB) is used as the conceptual …

methodology and publishing. Research methodology issues include the comparability and matching of samples, the timing of data … collection, and the comparability of research instruments. Publishing issues include manuscript length, the timing of …Recently there has been a significant increase in the number of academic international research teams (AIRTs) which are …

articles with clarity. Design/methodology/approach – Based on 12 years' experience in academic publishing, the author has … worked directly with major scholars and global publishing houses to shape and craft scholarly content to meet the needs of … bog down their writing with passive voice and offers alternatives to combat passive voice. Research limitations …

. Findings – Opinions on the importance, timing and methods of peer review can vary widely, among individuals and publishing … presented. Research limitations/implications – It is proffered that a robust peer review process yields benefits for researchers …, authors, editors, journals, publishers and the end-users of published research. The note has potential implications for all of …