Bibliometric Indicators 2024
Dear Readers,
We are proud to announce that thanks to the engagement of our Authors, Reviewers, and Readers, the journal Anthropological Review has once again recorded an increase in bibliometric indicators, confirming its growing position in the academic landscape.
Anthropological Review was included in the second quartile (Q2) of the prestigious Scimago Journal & Country Rank index and has reached the 54th percentile in the Scopus ranking in the category Anthropology. These distinctions reflect Anthropological Review’s influence on the discipline and signal to the academic community that the journal’s publications are widely recognized and valued.
Scimago Journal & Country Rank
Anthropological Review has been classified in the second quartile (Q2) of the Scimago Journal & Country Rank in the category Social Sciences – Anthropology and Health.
What is Scimago Journal & Country Rank?
Scimago Journal & Country Rank is an international ranking of academic journals based on citation and visibility data for journals indexed in the Scopus database. This system analyzes over 34,000 journals from around the world, assigning positions in the rankings using a complex PageRank algorithm.
Place in the ranking
A Q2 quartile rank in the Scimago index means that the journal is among the top 50% of journals in its subject category.
Scopus: CiteScore 2024
In 2024, Anthropological Review achieved a CiteScore of 1.0, placing the journal in the 54th percentile in the Social Sciences – Anthropology.
What is CiteScore?
CiteScore is a citation impact metric. It is calculated by dividing the number of citations received by a journal over the past four years (including the year the score is reported for) by the number of documents published in that same four-year period. The 2024 CiteScore results cover citations and publications from 2021–2024.
CiteScore is a non-standardized indicator, meaning it does not account for differences between disciplines. Therefore, it should not be used to compare journals across different subject areas.
To assess a journal’s impact within its field, percentile values should be taken into account.
Place in the ranking
The relative standing of the journal in its specific subject field is indicated by percentiles calculated from the journal’s CiteScores. A journal can be evaluated in more than one discipline.
The 54th percentile for Anthropological Review means that the journal is ranked among the top 46% of philosophy journals indexed in Scopus.
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Visit the Scimago Journal & Country Rank and Scopus websites to explore detailed rankings:
Scimago Ranking for Social Sciences – Anthropology
Scimago Ranking (Poland) for Social Sciences – Anthropology
Anthropological Review Profile in Scimago
