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Researchers, information professionals, research and institutional leaders, funders and
publishers
use CiteScore metrics to
greater insight into research impact. Calculated
using data from Scopus, CiteScore metrics help you evaluate journals, book series, conference
proceedings and trade journals to empower well-informed decisions:
25,990+active titles
and growing
18,400
330 disciplines
titles
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Linguistics and Language
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Electrical and Electronic Engineering
History
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Language and Linguistics
Literature and Literary Theory
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Studies Education
Using CiteScore metrics
As
of a multi-dimensional array of metrics, CiteScore metrics can help to:
Discover titles to create
lists
Acquire evidence about title relevance to
performance in a field
Check the performance of one or more titles
decide where to submit an article for
publication
Analyze the citation impact of titles to be used in
acquisition decisions or for
determining
publication/portfolio strategies
Validate tenure and promotion
applications,
as well as
publishing decisions
Determine research impact in
given field
Additionally, publishers and editors can monitor the performance of
title or
portfolio of titles,
as well
as monitor
publishing trends from among competing titles
CiteScore metrics: A family of eight metrics and useful features
CiteScore
CiteScore
CiteScore
CiteScore
CiteScore
Tracker
Percentile
Quartiles
Rank
gain
parts
reading
and
and
library