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Global research integrity in relation to the United States' research-integrity infrastructure
1a University of Minnesota , Minneapolis , Minnesota , USA.
Abstract:
Recent global attention to research integrity has led to international meetings and the development of international policies and guidelines. The United States's infrastructure for fostering research integrity (policy, instruction, oversight) has usefully supported these international initiatives. The United States cannot and should not, however, expect other national and global systems to match exactly its approach to research integrity.
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