Saleh Khatib’s dedication to advancing knowledge and his commitment to contributing to the academic community are exemplified by his esteemed positions as a member of journal editorial boards. These roles not only underscore his expertise in the field of finance but also highlight his influence as a thought leader and his passion for fostering academic excellence.
Heliyon
As an Associate Editor for Heliyon, Dr. Saleh has taken on a pivotal role in the editorial process. Heliyon, recognized for its significant Impact Factor of 4 and its standing as a Q1 journal, showcases his commitment to curating and promoting high-quality research. Serving since August 2023, Saleh’s role as an Associate Editor involves meticulous review, selection, and oversight of submitted manuscripts. His discerning judgment and expertise ensure that the journal continues to publish cutting-edge research that shapes and informs the field of finance.
PLOS ONE
Dr. Saleh’s contribution as a Guest Editor for PLOS ONE further speaks to his influence in academia. PLOS ONE’s substantial Impact Factor of 3.75 and its Q1 status, coupled with an Article-Based Impact of 2*, solidify its reputation as a respected publication. Serving as a Guest Editor from August 2022 to August 2023, Saleh actively engaged with the peer-review process, showcasing his commitment to elevating the quality of scholarly discourse. His meticulous approach to manuscript evaluation and his role in shaping the journal’s content further substantiate his dedication to fostering innovation and knowledge dissemination.
Research in World Economy
Moreover, Dr. Saleh’s involvement as an Editorial Board Member for Research in World Economy highlights his enduring commitment to the advancement of global financial scholarship. Since January 2021, he has been a driving force in shaping the journal’s direction and content. This role serves as a testament to his influence within the academic community and his dedication to fostering an environment where groundbreaking research is nurtured, published, and shared.
