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  • Newspaper

    Plagiarism, theft, misappropriation of theses

    France

    Press

    Alice Raybaud - Le Monde

    When a doctoral student denounced the theft of her work, she was told that it was part of the game. One in five PhD students in the academic world is facing this practice. According to an online survey conducted among 1,800 PhD students and young doctors, 21% of respondents said they had seen someone else take credit for their work. Concerned about the impact on their future careers, many PhD students choose to remain silent on such abuse.

  • Les Thèses de complaisance: de l’acceptabilité d’un écart à l’intégrité académique

    Nous avons mené deux études afin d’identifier pourquoi les universitaires acceptent de décerner un titre prestigieux à des travaux non conformes aux attendus. À travers des entretiens semi-directifs conduits auprès de 19 universitaires, la première...

    Magali Bringuier, Magali, Decullier, Evelyne, Malec, David, Py, Jacques

    Institut de recherche et d’action sur la fraude et le plagiat académiques, 2022

  • Newspaper

    Survey reveals rampant sexual corruption in schools

    Madagascar

    Press

    Sarah Tétaud - All Africa

    According to a survey conducted by Transparency International Madagascar, 84% of students are victims of sexual corruption. The most common modus operandi is first to lure a student and then offer a good grade in exchange for a sexual favour. The Confederation of Teachers' Unions has denounced the existence of a protection network for guilty teachers within the Ministry of Higher Education.

  • Video

    Fraudsters, manipulators and others: the delinquents of knowledge

    Switzerland

    Video

    XERFICanal -

    A professor emeritus at the University of Geneva discusses her main research topic: integrity sciences. During the interview, she documents the different profiles of what she calls "knowledge offenders". 

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