Hello respected ones, I want to ask: I have a previously published research that was cited before, but now this citation is no longer in your database. Please resolve this issue for me. With respect."
Dear Aram Ahmad Wso
You addressed your question to the open Q&A forum here on RG (and not to anyone of the RG team). The short answer is: nothing can be done. The longer answer is that I have good and bad news:
The bad news is that unfortunately you published a paper in a journal with ‘issues’ Article The Role of Sharp Power in the External Political Behavior o...
see for reasons why for example https://www.researchgate.net/post/What_should_i_do_A_journal_have_published_my_paper_however_I_never_submitted_the_manuscript_to_that_journalThe good news is that what most likely happened is that the paper that cited yours Article The Limits of China’s Sharp Power in Israel’s Academic and M...
was first uploaded here as a preprint and now with a more final version.If you go to the link and click on references, you see that your paper is not mentioned (and not recognized by the RG search engine/algorithm).
This incomplete (lacking the proper meta data) version was uploaded by one of the authors. Once the publisher releases the paper to RG your paper/reference most likely will be recognised. Since the paper that cited your paper is published relatively recently it might take a while.
Again, as stated in the beginning not much can be done about it but just wait.
Best regards.
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