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Gender Inequality and Self-Publication are Common Among Academic Editors

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Gender Inequality and Self-Publication are Common Among Academic Editors

F. Liu, P. Holme, et al.

This study uncovers striking gender disparities among academic editors, revealing that only 14% of them are women and just 8% are editors-in-chief, despite women being 26% of authors. Conducted by Fengyuan Liu, Petter Holme, Matteo Chiesa, Bedoor AlShebli, and Talal Rahwan, this research also highlights the trends of self-publication among editors, with men showing much higher rates post-editorial roles. Dive into the numbers and insights!

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