Also, some readers who use a different definition of tacit knowledge may question whether the findings align with their definition of tacit knowledge; this is an issue of scholarly debate and we invite further dialogue about the concept.
His ethnicity is the subject of scholarly debate.
In the last decade, Mellon, based in New York, has created two digital databanks that have become fixtures on college campuses: Jstor, which has made issues of hundreds of scholarly journals easily accessible to scholars and their students, and ARTstor, which has done the same for hundreds of thousands of art images.
Countless studies from around the world demonstrate these effects, including a dozen papers on the food crisis published this month in a special issue of the scholarly journal Agricultural Economics.
A just-published study in the May 2014 issue of the scholarly journal Social Science Research concludes that people with a balanced combination of physical attractiveness, positive personality traits, and good grooming are exactly the kind of people that other people want to marry.
It is hoped that the data contained within this dataset will contribute to a better informed discussion surrounding the issue of how scholarly communication could or should be funded.
Business is a subject worthy of scholarly attention.
Consumers can get access to family-related research, a book catalog and current and back issues of Family Relations, a scholarly journal published quarterly.
It raises important issues about scholarly communication and reproducibility of previous research work, and it presents ActivePapers as a solution to many problems associated with reproducibility.
For the past five years, JStor has been creating digital copies of scores of scholarly journals, some of which have issues more than 100 years old.
