News reports on research misconduct 2002-2013
The study aims at analysing how Swedish news media has reported on research misconduct during the years of 2002-2013 and whether this kind of news reports has increased over time. This has been done by conducting a quantitative content analysis of all articles/reports on research misconduct in some of the largest Swedish news media: Dagens Nyheter, Svenska Dagbladet, Göteborgs-Posten, Sydsvenskan, Aftonbladet, Expressen, GT, Kvällsposten, Metro, and Sveriges Television´s news programme Rapport. Purpose: The study aims at analysing how Swedish news media has reported on research misconduct during the years of 2002-2013 and whether this kind of news reports has increased over time.
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Andersson, Ulrika (2014) Forskningsfusk och allmänhetens förtroende. I: Bergström, Annika och Oscarsson, Henrik (red.) Mittfåra och Marginal. Göteborg: Göteborgs universitet
Data referring to any type of mass media. For example, printed or online newspapers, magazines, television and the radio. Use note: Social media are indexed with 'Information society'.