In today’s academic publishing environment, understanding the principles of publishing ethics is more important than ever. Taylor & Francis hosted two of our editors, Assoc Prof. David Hundt, Deputy Editor of Asian Studies Review and Assoc Prof. Wendy Imlach, Section Editor of Journal of Pain Research.
In this session, Consulting Editor Manager Shay O’Neill took us through topics such as authorship, key ethical declarations, competing interests, duplicate submissions, and plagiarism. Our guests discussed common ethical issues they’ve encountered, how the publishing landscape has evolved within their fields, and offered expert advice in an interactive panel discussion.
David Hundt is a comparative political economist renowned for his expertise in Australia’s economic and security relations with South Korea. He serves as an Associate Professor of International Relations at Deakin University. His research focuses on the political dynamics and political economy of Asia and the Pacific. Currently, David is the president of the Asian Studies Association of Australia and serves as a deputy editor of the Asian Studies Review journal.
Wendy Imlach is an Associate Professor at Monash University and Head of the Pain Mechanisms Lab at the Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute. Wendy and her team use pre-clinical models to investigate changes in the nervous system that drive and maintain chronic pain states. Her research is focused on neural circuits in the spinal cord that are activated in chronic pain, to identify new therapeutic targets. Wendy serves as section editor in the Journal of Pain Research.
Shay O’Neill joined the Publishing Ethics & Integrity team at Taylor & Francis in 2018 and has provided specialized advice and support on ethical issues, research integrity, and policy matters to both editorial teams and authors. Recently, he has transitioned to the position of Consulting Editor Manager.
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David Hundt
Associate Professor of International Relations at Deakin University
Wendy Imlach
Associate Professor at Monash University
Shay O’Neill
Publishing Ethics & Integrity team at Taylor & Francis
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