This book delves into the essence and application of ethics, beginning with fundamental concepts like integrity and morality, juxtaposed against the backdrop of historical ethical evolution from ancient civilizations to postmodern thought. It then transitions to the intricacies of academic publishing, exploring the process from manuscript to market, and the pivotal role of academic journals.

A significant focus is placed on academic integrity, dissecting the nature of plagiarism through various frameworks and examining the tools for its detection and prevention. The discourse extends to cheating in examinations, highlighting traditional methods and the burgeoning industry of academic work trafficking.

The final section pivots to professional ethics in education, emphasizing teacher ethics globally and specifically within Romania, encapsulating the challenges and considerations of pedagogical ethics. Through historical insights, practical guidance, and ethical examinations, the book presents a comprehensive exploration of ethical conduct in both academic and professional realms.

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