What is Plagiarism?
Understand the definition of plagiarism.
Researchers
Our quickly growing library contains research to help you enhance your understanding of both academic integrity and dishonesty.
Misrepresentation and visual quotation in design and art:
Discussing the issues of visual quotation and misrepresentation.
Plagiarism really is a crime:
Defending the concept of plagiarism against anarchism and postmodernism.
Plagiarism : A pilot focus group study
Broadening the understanding of students' concepts of plagiarism from Asian cultures.
Towards a Social Model of Plagiarism
Identifying the causes of plagiarism in the power relationships of colleges and universities.
Policy and practice in two academic settings:
Examining how academic policy helps shape cultures of honesty within institutions across different cultural environments.
Assessing maturity of institutional policies for underpinning academic integrity
How the Academic Integrity Maturity Model might be applied for institutional use.
European Responses to Student Plagiarism in Higher Education
The results of the European Commission's project assessing the impact of plagiarism policies in higher education.
Plagiarism as an epistemological obstacle:
The possible challenges immigrating graduate students from China might encounter in understanding plagiarism, citation, and research practices.
Building Bridges:
The results of University of Oxford's SIPA project review of Turnitin.