Not my field at all, but would it be because it would mislead people into thinking they're reciving a form of treatment when they're actually not?

The real question is, will he wonder if dishonesty about your recent past reflects you attitude to academic honesty.

Turn off CWYW, and format the document when you are finished.

He won't mind you asking for details! It's a bit like 'reading the small print'- he would probably advise you to do that himself.

Ah but that's now- bet he would have when he was starting out!

If you do call them on plagarism, say, it will be a public demonstration of your integrity won't it? Or would they just not publish it?

Thanks worm. Pirates!

Very nice of you janjansen. PM'd you!

hi everyone. On the scrounge again... if anyone can access this, I'll buy them a cup of tea ;) well, I'd be very grateful anyway! cheers.

A. Gransden, 'Propaganda in English medieval historiography', Journal of Medieval History, vol. 1, Issue 4 (1975), 363-81.

TIA!

What is a 'blacklisted' journal exactly, ToL?

It's probably also worth suggesting that it should not be taken for granted that their is a 'promise that it will be converted to a Phd.' You have to work towards it and then upgrade if succesful. So I'm not sure you would be able to do the two separately.

Hint: *sit next to the table with the wine on it*

Good job!

Yes but WHAT procedure do they base that 'argument' on?