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is held in high esteem and admired and affirmed by his fellows in the trenches, as it were. Also, evidently, by the elite in the field (see below). (A3) I am suspicious of a merit/elite standard as determined exclusively by peer popularity, e.g., some people who are mediocre at their game in chief may be quite good in politicking a following, while others are the opposite. (A4) Very important: Stanford University's King Inst. obviously thinks Prof. Kapoor worthy at his game in chief. Is Knowledge taking the position that here the Stanford folks don't know who's who or what's what? (B1) His book today is a sought-after item on Amazon. (B2) His book covers a subject well-chosen and, in my humble opinion, likely to grow in importance as the passing of time increases the quality of vantage point and perspective from which to judge past events. To it Prof. Kapoor brings insight and special skills. (C1) I do not know Prof. Kapoor personally, nor do I have special interests in his situation. (C2) I do have a strong interest in the article's content, which I think very significant. I conjecture that the readership of Knowledge would be enriched by it.
396:: Thank you for the source. I'm not fully convinced by it, though. I am unable to find any reputable journal ranking trackers that would indicate any significance for the Peace & Change journal. I'm not sure being mentioned in "The Encyclopedia of Christianity" (is this supposed to be an authoritative publication itself to the point of being used as a basis for establishing journal notability?) qualifies as a pass of 383:
entry in the "The Encyclopedia of Christianity, Volume 4" it is one of three notable journals in the field of peace research. This is not my field, so I may be mistaken but there are sources supporting that this is a notable journal in the field. I think the argument is weak based on #8 alone, but it
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Not knowing the technical aspects of the deletion criteria, I am unaware how a possible "contrarian view" may be received, that: (A1) it may not be appropriate to judge Prof. Kapoor exclusively on his career's 'esteem ranking' in a hierarchy of elite academia. (A2) It is significant that his career
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to determine its citation score. Could someone else take a look? This is important as #8 would not apply if this is not a major academic journal. All I found is this
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Notability unclear. Doesn't pass per h-index from Google Scholar. Doesn't hold a distinguished professorship as per
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which shows that the most cited article in the journal had 116 citations, which is not impressive at all.
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is not necessarily a "major, well-established academic journal in their subject area" as per
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it seems there is an argument due to him being editor of
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