Being (Un)Ethical in Workplaces: The Theories and the Empirics

Chakrabarti, Gagari; Chatterjea, Tapas

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“…Does the wording in such contracts violate ethics of COIs or explicitly limit or forbid individuals from serving on the editorial boards of two or more CJPs? Work contracts are bound by established codes of ethics [55,56], and this applies equally to the employment of an editor by a journal or publisher, even if they work for free. Several cases of mass resignations from editorial boards described earlier in this paper offer some insight into the potential problems that can arise when editors serve CJPs, fail to reveal COIs, or are at a moral or ethical crossroads with the journal or publisher that they serve within their contractual bounds.…”

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2021

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In this day and age of challenging post-publication peer review and heightened academic scrutiny, editors serve an increasingly important role in screening submissions and managing the quality of information that is published in scholarly journals. Publishers compete for an intellectual market while commercial publishers compete for a commercial share of the market. The assumption argued in this perspective is that having editorial positions in competing journals or publishers (CJPs) may represent competing intellectual, professional and/or financial interests. Thus, based on this assumption, an editor would be expected to show loyalty to a single entity (journal or publisher). Editorial positions on the editorial boards of CJPs, as well as conflicts, financial or other, should be clearly indicated for all editors on the editorial board page of a journal’s website, for transparency. In science and academia, based on these arguments, the author is of the belief that editors should thus generally not serve on the editorial boards of CJPs, or only under limited and fully transparent conditions, even if they serve as editors voluntarily. The author recognizes that not all academics, including editors, might agree with this perspective, so a wider debate is encouraged.

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Antecedents of Consumer Product Returns

Kutlu

2024

Karamanoğlu Mehmetbey Üniversitesi Sosyal Ve Ekonomik Araştırmalar Dergisi

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Product returns inevitably occur in companies for consumer and industrial products. While returns cause business resources to be spent inefficiently, they also cause serious damage to the environment and economy due to reverse logistics activities. The aim of this study is to examine consumer return behavior and its reasons Opinions of 653 consumers are obtained through convenience sampling for the study. In this research, the reasons for return behavior are examined in two categories: product-related and consumer-related. Consumers' returns are largely product-related. Consumer-related returns are considered in two factors: insufficient research and unable-to-use. Insufficient research returns are positively influenced by consumer attitudes towards unethical returns and impulsive (emotional dimension) buying tendencies. User manual behavior is shown to reduce unable-to-use returns. In addition, the positive attitude of consumers towards unethical returns increases the number of unable-to-use returns. Consumer attitudes towards unethical product returns are negatively affected by their environmental values.

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Being (Un)Ethical in Workplaces: The Theories and the Empirics

Cited by 2 publications

References 205 publications

Conflicts of Interest Arising from Simultaneous Service by Editors of Competing Journals or Publishers

Conflicts of Interest Arising from Simultaneous Service by Editors of Competing Journals or Publishers

Antecedents of Consumer Product Returns

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