About the editorial
'Scholar' is a scholarly International Journal that publishes original research articles, research reports, proposals, technical reviews, public views, and other scholarly content from all over the world irrespective of region, religion, colour, and community. With the motto of 'Search Beyond Research', and vision 'To be a source of learning that can help nurture leadership across individuals, organizations and nations', the journal has been assigned Print ISSN 2320-3013 in year 2012. The Journal curently is published in association of Nirmal Integrated Consultancy (Team-NIC) on its JMS Platform JConsort: Consortium of Research Journals.
Scholar: National School of Leadership
Journal Snapshot
| Title | Scholar: National School of Leadership |
| ISSN | 2320-3013 |
| Starting Year of Pubication | 2012 |
| Mode of Publication | |
| Publisher Co-Publisher |
National School of Leadership (NSL) JConsort: Consortium of Research Journals |
| Specialization | Multidisciplinary |
| Type of publication | Peer Reviewed/Refereed Scholarly Journal |
| Indexing | Google Scholar; OCLC; OAI |
| Type of Access | Open Access |
'Scholar' strives to be theleadership magazinepublishing articles inspiringnew thinking, cutting-edgeleadership strategies,unconventional paradigms andcontent that is engagingenough to be a challenge to putdown once you start reading.
While 'Scholar' invites everyoneto share their unconventionalwisdom for the world tobenefit from, the EditorialBoard is interested in knowingif the author has answered afew questions through herarticle (selection secretsrevealed here):
- What is it there that is new,unconventional, groundbreaking and why would thefuture leaders need to knowabout this?
- Can this idea be applied inreal life or is the author justbuilding castles in the air?
- Who is the target audiencefor whom this idea wouldwork? How big is the targetaudience? Who are the ones forwhom this idea would notwork?
- What is the magnitude ofresearch done that has createda substantial base around theidea? If the author has comeup with something neverheard of before, does s/hehave the conviction for it to be‘real’? Has the author referredto related previous work(either of his/her own orothers) before coming up withthe idea?
- What is the enabler for theauthor to present the idea?What personal, professionaland/or academic exposure hasthe author had to present andrepresent her idea? Even if theauthor does not havesignificant authority torepresent the idea, is theauthor passionate enough tostand by her idea and bring innew learning for others tobenefit from?