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Beall’s List of Predatory Publishers 2013

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Jeffrey Beall has published his latest list of Predatory Publishers he stated The gold open-access model has given rise to a great many new online publishers. Many of these publishers are corrupt and exist only to make money off the author processing charges that are billed to authors upon acceptance of their scientific manuscripts. The list last year included 23 publishers this year it is over 225.

The list is divided into two parts:

  • List 1: Predatory Publishers (includes questionable, scholarly open-access publishers)
  • List 2: Individual Journals (includes individual journals that do not publish under the platform and any publisher)

For further information go to Scholarly Open Access: Critical analysis of scholarly open-access publishing - Jeffrey Beall 6th Dec 2012 and consult the UQ Library Vanity and predatory publishing page