Hello everyone. I am a Research Scholar in Behavioural entrepreneurship/innovation/management. I want to submit my paper in inderscience journal. But they have a strange requirement of proposing four international experts in the subject of the paper who are not from my institution and are not members of the editorial board in order to consider my paper. Kindly suggest me how can I find these experts? or if anyone in these areas that can help I will appreciate that.
An easy way to find experts who might be potentially interested in your topic of research is simply to have a look at the references that you used in your paper. You can then identify several experts via a short online search (e.g., to confirm that they are still in academia). There is no need for you to contact them.
Agree with Horst Treiblmaier You can check the reference list of your paper and suggest any four (recommended repeatedly cited). To be on the safe side, try to recommend those with the latest publication.
Another more participatory alternative, would be to put in the search terms of RG, the subject of the study and there those who are working on these issues will emerge, cordial greetings.
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