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Kscien’s List; A New Strategy to Discourage Predatory Journals and Publishers (Second Version)

AMAso S. Muhialdeen JAJaafar Omer Ahmed HBHiwa O. Baba IAIsmael Y. Abdullah HHHemn Ali Hassan KNKayhan A. Najar TMTomas M. Mikael MMMohammed Q. Mustafa DMDiyar Adnan Mohammed DODiyar Abubaker Omer RBRawa Bapir HAHiwa O. Abdullah SOSami S. Omar KMKarokh K. Mohammed SASasan M. Ahmed HRHawbash M. Rahim MHMarwan N. Hassan SOSnur Othman SKSuhaib H. Kakamad DHDahat A. Hussein RSRawezh Q. Salih ZHZuhair D. Hammood HHHunar Ali Hassan BABerun A. Abdalla SMShvan H. Mohammed FKFahmi H. Kakamad FAFakher Abdullah
Year2023
Volume1
Issue1
Pages24-26
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Kscien’s list is currently the most up-to-date blacklist. The current study aims to add some additional properties to the first version of Kscien’s list in order to recognize predatory publications more appropriately. Kscien has developed two other independent lists besides the four previous ones under the titles “Conference list” and “Cumulative list”. The conference list includes the titles of predatory conferences that are independent or sponsored by a particular organization. After vanishing Beall’s list, Kscien’s list remained the only up-to-date list of predatory publications. Nonetheless, the predators' rapid evolution with several mutated strategies compelled Kscien Predatory List Committee to take some necessary actions to keep predatory publications under observation and better recognize them; the conference and cumulative lists would be a necessary option to shed light on modern predators.

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