Which should be treated as misconduct.
Folks who do this should be shunned by their peers and driven out of academia. It's exploitative and coercive.
Folks who do this should be shunned by their peers and driven out of academia. It's exploitative and coercive.
But I have also been a reviewer in a situation where a supposed broad review article for a preeminent journal completely ignores citing a massive amount of relevant prior work (except, conveniently, the authors’ own work, which in many cases was cited over more relevant and important earlier work), including a large number of my own articles.