What is Academic Tenure?

The so-called academic norms refer to the basic norms for conducting academic activities formed within the academic community, or the basic norms for academic activities based on the laws of academic development. It involves the entire process of academic research, and all aspects of academic activities: including academic research norms, academic review norms, academic criticism norms, and academic management norms; some scholars have made horizontal generalizations of academic norms, which include their two meanings: The first is the specific rules in academic research, such as the rules for the fair use of literature, the rules for citation marking, and the logical rules for exposition. The second is the high-level norms, such as academic system norms and academic style norms. It is mainly manifested in the following three levels: content-level specifications, value-level specifications, and technical operation-level specifications.

Academic norms

The Degree Evaluation Committee is responsible for the process of degree awarding by each degree awarding unit.

Many universities across the country have been involved in academic fraud in violation of academic norms. Judging from the academic anti-counterfeiting website where the source of the counterfeiting incident was disclosed, there are more than just colleges and universities in China with similar incidents. There are numerous reports and disclosures of academic corruption, project fraud, and plagiarism. ^[1] Typical cases are:

20093 Academic Specifications March 2009

He Haibo of Zhejiang University faked his thesis and was dismissed as an associate professor. Li Lianda, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and director of Zhejiang University's School of Pharmacy, bears the responsibility of poor supervision and will not renew his employment.

Li Qingsheng, dean of Yunnan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, was accused of plagiarism and multiple submissions. Li Qingsheng took the initiative to apply for identification of his related papers, and the result was "over-quotation inappropriate".

He Haibo, an associate professor at Zhejiang University, was plagiarized. Zhejiang University checked a total of 20 papers on the subject of academic ethics of He Haibo and related personnel in his research laboratory, of which He Haibo involved 9 papers. After the incident, He Haibo was revoked as an associate professor and his qualifications. Zhejiang University expelled it from the teaching staff.

20094 Academic Specifications April 2009

Feng Fengyang, a 38-year-old university professor, doctoral supervisor, and subject leader, was just appointed as the deputy dean of the Faculty of Agriculture of Hainan University and was involved in the whirlpool of "academic fraud".

20095 Academic Specifications May 2009

A 2007 master's degree thesis of Dongbei University of Finance and Economics is surprisingly similar to a master's degree thesis of Nanjing University of Finance and Economics in 2006. The overall framework of the two thesis is exactly the same, except that the place "Jiangsu" is replaced by "Shandong", which is a netizen It is called "the most plagiarism case of master's thesis in history".

20096 Academic Specifications June 2009

What is "theory" published by Liaoning University Vice President Lu Jierong in core journals? An article was allegedly plagiarized. Later, Fang Liaoning University stated that Lu Jierong, the first celebrity in the dissertation, was unaware of the matter. Yang Lun, the second celebrity and a PhD student in 2006 majoring in foreign philosophy at the School of Philosophy and Sociology of Beijing Normal University, acknowledged that he was plagiarizing. Signed to former teacher Lu Jierong.

20098 Academic Specifications August 2009

Zhou Zude, president of Wuhan University of Technology and 64-year-old president of Wuhan University of Technology and candidate of 2009 academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and his student Xie Ming After the plagiarism, the conference launched the "official version", which deleted the article.

20099 Academic Specifications September 2009

Zhiwei Xu, the president of Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, was jointly plagiarized by Professor Lai Wen and Associate Professor Wu Lili. His doctoral dissertation even pasted a large section of the original dissertation of Dr. Ao Haiqing, who even graduated a year earlier, even a few pages, without directly citing it. He used these discussions, analyses, and data as his own. The content of doctoral dissertations is over 40%.

20103 Academic Specifications March 2010

Li Liansheng, a former distinguished professor of Yangtze River Scholar at Xi'an Jiaotong University. On March 21, 2010, he was found to have "serious academic misconduct" by Xi'an Jiaotong University, his position as a professor was cancelled, and the teacher employment contract was terminated.

In the March 2010 issue of "Literary and Art Studies", Wang Binbin, a professor of the Chinese Department of Nanjing University, published a long article "Wu Hui's" Resisting Despair-Lu Xun and His Literary World "Style of Study", which testified to Wang Hui of the Chinese Department of Tsinghua University There is plagiarism in the doctoral dissertation.

20107 Academic Specifications July 2010

On July 1, 2010, Fang Zhouzi, who is known as a counterfeit fighter, continuously posted on his Weibo to testify to the essays and academic qualifications mentioned by Tang Jun in his book "My Success Can Be Replicated." And several invention patents, as well as his overseas entrepreneurial experience, are suspected of fraud. For a while, the question of whether Tang Jun was counterfeiting also aroused widespread concern in the society.

On July 8, 2010, the person with the net name Isaiah published six articles accusing the famous scholar Zhu Xueqin of his 1992 doctoral dissertation "The Destruction of Moral Ideal State-From Rousseau to Robespierre" for alleged plagiarism. The later assembly is entitled "Zhu Xueqin: Another Wang Hui in academia? Spread quickly on the Internet.