The Measurement of Information Integrity: An Information Science Perspective

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of tables
Preface
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction and approach
	Introduction
	A note on vocabulary
	Problem statement
	Methodology
	Literature review
	Summary
2. Context and society
	Introduction
	Historical context
	Evolution of the concepts
	Incentives and disincentives
	Summary
3. Context and institutions
	Introduction
	Institutions and infrastructure
	Technology and tools
	Role of law
	Economic context
	Summary
4. Disciplines
	Introduction
	Natural sciences
	Social sciences
	Humanities
	Professional schools
	Summary
5. Measurement
	Introduction
	What is measurement?
	Training in measurement
	Institutions and measurement
	Measurement failures
	Summary
6. Actors
	Introduction
	Investigators
	Judges
	Violators
	Victims
	Summary
7. Conclusion and consequences
	Introduction
	Scholarly fraud
	Fraud in the wider world
Bibliography
Index