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Direct linkMaryna Nazarovets; Serhii Nazarovets – Journal of Academic Ethics, 2026
Editorial endogamy, the over-representation of scholars affiliated with a journal's host institution on its editorial board, is a widespread phenomenon in university journals (UJs). This practice is often shaped by institutional traditions, resource limitations, internal loyalty, promotion incentives, and opaque selection practices. While some…
Descriptors: Periodicals, University Presses, Editing, Advisory Committees
