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What is Journal Citation Reports?
For almost half a century publishers, institutions, funders and researchers have trusted the impartial data provided by Journal Citation Reports™ (JCR™) to identify the world’s leading journals.
Our journal profiles offer a wide array of leading indicators, descriptive data and compelling visualizations to help you make evidence-informed decisions about where to publish.
Journal Citation Reports provides you with the transparent, publisher-neutral data and statistics you need to make confident decisions in today’s evolving scholarly publishing landscape.
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Consult rich, multidimensional JCR profiles to:
Locate quality, peer reviewed journals as you decide where to publish your manuscript.
Quickly determine which journals are the most impactful in your field.
Better understand a journal’s open access publishing model as you consider public access requirements set by your funders.
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Rely on trustworthy sources as your research foundation.
When you’re deciding where to submit your manuscript, you need to quickly explore many characteristics of a journal. JCR provides unbiased, publisher-neutral information which does not promote or endorse any specific publishers. JCR helps you understand key trends across 21,000+ journals through a rich array of indicators, descriptive data and visualizations. Use this powerful journal intelligence to support your selection of the most appropriate journals for your research and publishing needs.
Clarivate is committed to supporting the integrity of the scholarly record and taking proactive steps to counter the
increasing threats to it. Examples of these threats can include:
- Duplicate or fake websites impersonating legitimate journal websites utilizing the title, ISSN and other information
of the reputable journal, sometimes known as hijacked journals. - Paper mills that produce and sell manuscripts containing fabricated or manipulated research and submit these manuscripts for publication on behalf of the authors. They may also manipulate the peer review process by faking the identity of peer reviewers and submitting fabricated peer review reports. Paper mills often target Special Issues managed by Guest Editors outside the journal’s usual peer review and manuscript handling workflows.
If a concern is raised about a journal, Clarivate will engage in a re-evaluation process in accordance with the editorial
selection criteria.
Only journals that meet the 24 rigorous selection criteria are selected for inclusion.
For details see the Web of Science Core Collection™editorial selection process.
