Hi Linda and anyone else who does not know about this.
What you are after is ISI Journal Citation Reports. There are two editions,
Science Edition and Social Science edition. You can search by viewing a
group of journals by subject, view a specific journal or view all journals.
The score is the 'impact factor' if I am not mistaken anything scored 1 or
over is considered good.
ISI Journal Citation Reports is available on REGiSS, Athens password
required. Christie have got the CD-ROM.
You can buy the CD-ROM but is about £1000
Incidently 1999 is the most up-to-date data.
Hope this helps
Melanie
-----Original Message-----
From: Linda Riley [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 9:17 AM
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Subject: help!
Morning everyone
I know you'll find this hard to believe, but I've been asked something I
don't know......
Please can anyone help?
The query is: my customer has heard that there is a ranking of journals.
Apparently each journal is given a score and these scores are used to
measure outputs from research i.e. What types of journals peoples
research is getting published in
Does anyone know anything about this please?
Linda
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