There are occasionally some good papers in poor journals, but in general the top research goes to only a few publications".
Datt, Gaurav and Martin Ravallion, 'Is India's Economic Crisis Leaving the Poor Behind?', Journal of Economic Perspectives, vol. 16, no. 3, American Economic Association, 2002.
Poor decisions by journal staff in dealing with contrarians have often led to editors resigning and a damaged reputation in the academic community.
According to the Lancet medical journal, poor nutrition is the root cause of the death of more than three million children globally every year.
Click for a review of Justin Bieber's 2013 Perhaps the 19-year-old's recent spate of controversies while touring his Believe album has contributed to the poor sales of Journals.
Although Amirkabir is one of the top research universities in Iran, international sanctions and economic woes have left it with poor access to journals.
Yes, a manuscript may have been rejected because of a cranky reviewer, but refusal is much more likely to be the result of weaknesses in the article, lack of fit with the journal or poor writing.
After the forced liquidation of her Parisian villa and its contents, she moved to London, spending her last days in a cheap bed-sit, casting spells on her enemies and compiling three volumes of a strange journal… Poor, and increasingly addled by gin and drugs, she never ceased dressing to produce a sensational effect.
The poor quality of medical journal advertising is a global issue [ 6].
In medicine, it is commonly asserted that being a 'good' doctor is not (just) about performance in exams, and that other factors that are harder to measure and changeable make the difference between good, poor and average doctors (Journal British Medical, 2002).
(Wall Street Journal) Among poorer emerging markets, the crisis has been hardest on middle-income households.
