A little mini-thread about the grievance studies hoax, responding to concerns from @ConceptualJames that the emphasis of my initial set of responses may have been in someway misplacedhttps://twitter.com/briandavidearp/status/1056611677251272706 …
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... a special problem in gender studies and related fields, as compared to others that you don't see as so worrying to the integrity of academia, then I would say that your hoax was very poorly designed to provide strong evidence of such a thing & so did not provide such evidence
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Here's a simple point: I understand the problem in grievance studies, and I know how to manipulate it, essentially at will. No other field I'm aware of is susceptible to this particular problem.
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The particular problem of you, personally, being able to get *some* bad-faith papers into *a couple* of top journals in *any* other field, if you were sufficiently motivated? I think you sell yourself rather short. But anyway, you didn't try, so we have no evidence of this.
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How many of our papers have you actually read?
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Gender, Place, and Culture is in the top ten journals in feminism/gender studies, according to more than one index, top 15 in others. It's the #1 in feminist geography. Carry on, though.
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Sure, D. Stapel got loads of papers accepted in pretty much all of the top journals in psychology, when he made up data and presented conclusions that were superficially appealing to the dominant narratives in that fieldhttp://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1745691612460687 …
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Good for him. Let's clean that bullshit up.
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