Ethics for editors: an analytical decision-making process

Editors face ethical dilemmas when conflicts arise between their loyalties to readers, to authors, and to employers. They can systematically resolve such conflicts by applying an analytical decision-making process called "value analysis". This six-step process enables editors to take advan...

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Decision making
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Personnel
Professional communication
Protection
Remuneration
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