T he publication process in social science is broken. Articles in prestigious journals use flawed data, employ questionable research practices, and reach illogical conclusions. Sometimes doubts over ...

THORNY SOLUTION: Not long ago, Marshall Sahlins, a professor emeritus of anthropology at the University of Chicago, found himself at work on an essay about a 19th-century war in the Fiji Islands. “I ...

This trend was observed in natural sciences, social sciences, agriculture, medicine, and many other disciplines. These researchers further made every author’s publication profile based on the number ...

Prolific SFU research—measured through Scopus citations, Altmetric engagement, and readership in The Conversation ...