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Journal Impact Factor

Posted by nlgiu on February 11, 2008

How do I find the impact factor for a magazine or a journal? 

Use the Web of Knowledge database.

http://www.libraries.iub.edu/scripts/countResources.php?resourceId=203 

Click the additional resources tab and then select “journal citation reports”.  Select either the science or social science edition, and then search for a particular journal by title or category.

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One Response to “Journal Impact Factor”

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