LISTING OF JOURNALS IN INTERNATIONAL DATABASES

Minimum data required by international databases

Indexing a journal in international repositories helps to increase its visibility. Some of the most important repositories and their indexing criteria:

• Scopus: international bibliographic database interdisciplinary bibliographic/citation platforms
  Content Policy and Selection
  Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement requirements

• Web of Science: interdisciplinary bibliographic/citation platforms.
  Journal Evaluation Process and Selection Criteria
• DOAJ - Directory of Open Access Journal: The largest international range of OA journals.
  Information for Publishers
• Ulrich's: The largest international database of journals.
  Ulrich’s Collection Policies
• Google Scholar: Google's search engine, indexing mainly academic content.
  Inclusion Guidelines for Webmasters
• ERIH PLUS - European Reference Index for the Humanities : is a Europe-wide collection point for what is being produced in the humanities and social sciences.
  ERIH PLUS criteria
• BASE: a search engine indexing content found in open access platforms.
  https://www.base-search.net/
• JournalTOCs: Indexes of tables of contents of peer-reviewed academic journals, available via RSS feeds.
  Suggest a journal for JournalTOCs

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ANVUR:  New ANVUR rules for the classification of non-bibliometric journals