Handbook of Academic Integrity

<p>Defining Academic Integrity - International Perspectives.- Academic Integrity in North America.- Asian Perspectives of Academic Integrity : China.- Asian Perspectives of Academic Integrity : India.- Asian Perspectives of Academic Integrity : Indonesia.- Asian Perspectives of Academic Integrity : Japan.- Asian Perspectives of Academic Integrity : Malaysia.- Educational Integrity in Australia.- European Perspectives of Academic Integrity.- Middle Eastern Perspectives of Academic Integrity : A Perspective from Egypt.- Middle Eastern Perspectives of Academic Integrity : A view from the Gulf Region.- Perspectives of Academic Integrity from Colombia.- Perspectives of Academic Integrity from Nigeria.- UK Perspectives of Academic Integrity.- Breaches of Academic Integrity.- Breaches of Academic Integrity using Collusion.- Breaches of Academic Integrity using Exam Cheating.- Breaches of Academic Integrity Using Plagiarism.- Custom Essay Writers, Freelancers and Other Paid Third Parties.- Falsification of Academic Documents.- Falsification of Data.- File Sharing and Academic Integrity.- Getting Paid Help to get the Doctorate Done.- Contextual Factors Which Impact Academic Integrity.- Academic Standards in Higher Education: Trends, Context and Prognosis.- Commercialisation and Marketisation of Higher Education.- Internationalisation of Higher Education.- Promoting Academic Integrity through Authentic Assessment Strategies.- What it Means to be a Student Today.- Who is to Blame? Motivators of Student Academic Dishonesty in Higher Education.- Academic Integrity Policy and Practice.- Adopting a Teaching and Learning Approach.- Developing a Sustainable Holistic Institutional Approach: Dealing with Realities ‘on the ground’ When Implementing an Academic Integrity Policy.- Educational Responses.- Exemplary Academic Integrity Policy.- Holistic Approach.- Start them Early and Right: Creating a Culture of Academic Integrity in Elementary Schools.- Su</p>pporting Secondary School Students.- Plagiarism in Higher Education: An Academic Literacies Issue?- Creating Faculty Development Programming to Prevent Plagiarism: Strategies and Understandings.- International EAL Students.- Mentoring and Monitoring First-year College Writers.- Plagiarism or Patch-writing?- Scholarly Work and Meaning: Making the Conventions of Academic Integrity Signify.- Seven Metaphors Towards Originality: The Role of Bridging and Foundation Courses in Unpacking Academic Integrity for Undergraduate and Graduate Students.- Student Perspectives on Plagiarism.- Academic Integrity in the Digital Age.- Authorship, Identity and Plagiarism in the Digital Age.- Contract Cheating.- Plagiarism and the Internet.- Quantitative and Qualitative Methods to Manage Plagiarism.- Recycling Our Own Work in the Digital Age.- The Internet as a double-edged sword: temptation or vehicle for plagiarism and cheating?- Disciplinary Approaches to Academic Integrity.- Academic Integrity in Non-Text Based Disciplines.- Health and Social Care.- Humanities.- Law.- Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).- Social Sciences.- Integrity in Research and Research Training.- Research Integrity: China and U.S.- Research Integrity: International Perspectives.- Research Integrity: Introduction.- Research Integrity: Perspectives from Argentina, Brazil and U.S.- Research Integrity: Perspectives from Australia and Netherlands.- Research Integrity: Perspectives from Austria and Canada.- Research Integrity: Perspectives from Canada.- Research Integrity: Perspectives from Korea and U.S.- Integrity Versus Fraud and Corruption.- Corrupted Credentials: Plagiarised Theses, Fake Degrees, Falsified cvs, Identity.- Plagiarism in the Wider World: Celebrities, Politicians, Businesses, Journalists, Judges.- Science and Vested Interests: Sponsored Research, Secrecy, Conflicts of Interest, Ghostwriting, Hazards to Public.- Scientific Fraud: Fabrication, Data Manipulation, Shonky Statistics, etc.- Suppression of Dissent: Attacking Dissidents, Blocking Innovation, Marginalising Research Fields; The Chilling Effect.- Whistleblowing and Activism: Exposing and Opposing Abuses.- Systems Approach to Going Forward.- Creating Cultures of Integrity.- Engaging Students and Faculty.- Getting Political: What Institutions & Governments Need to Do.- Infusing Ethical Decision-Making & Acting into the Curriculum.- Leveraging Failures for the Betterment of Education.- Teaching and Learning Approach – Duplicate.<p></p>