Jul 2026· European Mathematical Society Magazine· pp. 35-36· 0 citations
Abstract
This critique examines perception of the scientific authority, driven
by the misuse of citation metrics. It identifies how individuals produce
low-quality papers in predatory journals and increase their
citations by forming self-made cliques. This culture of quantitativism
exerts an adverse influence on the ecosystem of science and
technology. Authentic scientific authority is established through
original, impactful contributions recognized by global peers under
rigorous qualitative criteria.
The article analyses the principles of integrity, objectivity, and impartiality in scientific research, arguing that they are grounded in the pursuit of truth and in the readiness to revise one’s convictions in the light of evidence and argument. Czeżowski defends the autonomy of science against political and social pr...
This article explores how perceptions and analysis of journalism economics have changed in the past 75 years, how economic factors supporting journalism have changed in contemporary media systems globally and how those changes have created different and similar effects in varying systems. It reveals why understanding e...
In this interview, Malika Talgatova discusses how contemporary autocracies manage information through targeted repression and selective censorship, propaganda, cultural regulation, influencers, and what researchers call flooding. The conversation also considers journalism and AI and how these tools can cultivate apathy...
We have titled this special issue of Perspectives on Culture “Contemporary Media Management: A Multidimensional Approach to Social, Political, and Technological Contexts.” It stems from a strong conviction that there is a need to continue scholarly reflection on the nature and dynamics of management processes within th...
Anna Jupowicz-Ginalska, Weronika Świeczyńska-Głownia· Perspektywy kultury· 0 citations
Abstract:This essay introduces a forum about how changes in communication shaped relations of power in the early republic. Historians of ideas, media, and the public sphere have long examined how printers and politicians created and marshaled information to influence public life. The essays in this forum expand that st...
Mark Boonshoft, C. Eastman, Nora Slonimsky et al.· Journal of The Early Republi...· 0 citations
Public understanding of science is often framed as either factual knowledge or generalized trust in experts. This article advances an alternative: an institutional model, grounded in cultural awareness of the norms, practices, and boundaries through which science produces credible knowledge. Existing approaches struggl...
G. Gauchat, Kassandra Thompson· Public Understanding of Scie...· 0 citations
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