Determining a Journal's Credibility. 

The scholarly publishing landscape is rapidly changing. These resources below offer lists of journals that use predatory tactics.

• Cabells Scholarly Analytics
  Use Cabells' Predatory Reports - a directory of journals with predatory practices to verify resource quality and protect your work! The Journalytics helps you find quality publications and match your manuscript to the right publication based on your topic, the type of review process, acceptance rate, impact factor, and more.
   

• BEALL'S LIST OF PREDATORY JOURNALS AND PUBLISHERS

  This is an archived version of the Beall's list - a list of potential predatory publishers created by a librarian Jeffrey Beall.  A list of new predatory publishers provided by Bentley University is available below the original one.

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• Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly Publishing

  Article (PDF) from the nonprofit organization Committee on Publication Ethics.

• ​List of journals falsely claiming to be indexed by DOAJ

  DOAJ: Journals added and removed

• Nonrecommended medical periodicals

• Retraction Watch