… fair’. Although some students in this study stated their view that the plagiarism policy was fair,
… struggled to determine if the way the University deals with plagiarism is fair or unfair. Emily …

… for higher education instructors using our expanded cross-cultural perspectives. In this … aim
to unpack the cultural debates surrounding the ethics of plagiarism in US higher education by …

… sampling to collect the data for this study. The collected data analyzed statistically… study
showed that the majority of the respondents agreed that plagiarism is against their ethical values …

… Rather than being a legal crime, plagiarism violates a collective sense of what constitutes
good learning, fair competition, and giving credit where it is due. This collective sense has …

… stances on the plagiarism-culture connection, a culturalconditioning view of plagiarism is
a … that these students are prone to plagiarism because of their cultural values (eg, Hayes & …

… plagiarism, the present study drew on a cross-cultural survey conducted with university
students from three different countries: Turkey, Germany and Georgia. The impetus for the study …

… Originality/value Apart from a few studies, no other study has scrutinized plagiarism across
cultures. As such, our study attempted to shed more light on the student, especially language …

… express for plagiarizing. Specifically, students in this study plagiarize primarily because they
… ’s framework of cultural capital, whereby students’ decisions to plagiarize are rooted in the …

… are engaged in a fair exchange of value. For … study reveals that HE students’ ethical
judgments are primarily determined by their personal moral values instead of social/cultural norms. …

… performance in recognizing plagiarism. Regarding issues of ethics and fairness, they
were … Different cultures have their distinct ways of acting and interacting, and their discrete …