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  • Scholarly Communication
  • Science Policy

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  • The 'Write your paper on the motherland' slogan encourages domestic research focus in China.
  • Recent updates to the 'International Journal Early Warning List' have intensified discussions surrounding this slogan.
  • Divergent interpretations of the slogan exist, impacting academic practices.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the implications of narrowly interpreting the 'Write your paper on the motherland' slogan.
  • To argue against a conservative interpretation that prioritizes domestic journal submissions exclusively.
  • To highlight the challenge of balancing international visibility with local relevance in non-English speaking academic systems.

Main Methods:

  • This study presents a critical analysis of the slogan's interpretation.
  • It examines the potential consequences of a conservative publication strategy.
  • The discussion draws on broader challenges faced by non-English speaking academic communities.

Main Results:

  • A narrow interpretation of the slogan may lead to more conservative research submission behaviors.
  • This could foster a more insular academic system, limiting international exchange.
  • The debate reflects a wider issue of scientific output in non-English speaking countries.

Conclusions:

  • The slogan should not be solely interpreted as a directive for domestic journal publication.
  • Promoting a balanced approach is crucial for maintaining an open and internationally connected academic environment.
  • Addressing this challenge is vital for the global contribution of non-English speaking researchers.