He is described as both "balding, scholarly, peering up … through eyeglass lenses thick as bottles" and as "a brand new military type, part salesman, part scientist".
The authors were not able to identify any past scholarly peer-reviewed research which explored the meaning and dimensions or constructs coming together to form social entrepreneurship in India.
Quite interestingly, most scholarly peer-reviewed social entrepreneurship research already conducted till now in the Indian context have skipped the inductive research necessary for clarifying what the term 'means' as per the context, and moved on to case development, impact studies, finding social entrepreneurial intensions, or studying social innovation.
A 2015 project at Columbia University assembled scholarly, peer-reviewed studies on the well-being of children with gay parents.
But the article had to pass JAMA's scholarly peer review process, lending it credibility, and the findings are consistent with past research -- including major studies from Oregon and Massachusetts in which people ended up more financially secure after getting health insurance through government initiatives similar in structure to the Affordable Care Act.
Books confer a sense of legitimacy on their authors and provide them an effective tool for combating the findings of climate scientists that are published primarily in scholarly, peer-reviewed journals at least within the public and policy (as opposed to scientific) arenas.
Focus on scholarly, peer-reviewed sources.
Only then will an article be published in a scholarly, peer-reviewed journal.
Scholarly sources should be written by experts in the field (i.e. use a quote from someone with a PhD in environmental science if you are writing an argumentative paper on the dangers of global warming) or published in scholarly, peer-reviewed outlets.
