Sage retracts eight papers by former Radboud ‘rising star’ for compromised peer-review process
The publisher Sage has retracted eight papers by a former “rising star” from a Dutch university for a “compromised” peer-review process at a journal he edited. Last week, Retraction Watch obtained an email from an editor at Sage to the editorial board of Group & Organization Management, stating that, following a “thorough investigation,” the publisher … Continue reading Sage retracts eight papers by former Radboud ‘rising star’ for compromised peer-review process
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Published: 14 July 2026
Source: Retraction Watch
Category: News
Topics: Finance, VC & PE
Retrieved: 15 July 2026
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