Indexing
Indexing, Abstracting and Research Visibility
The Journal of Global Economy (JGE) is committed to enhancing the international visibility, accessibility and discoverability of the research published in the journal.
The journal's scholarly content and bibliographic metadata are made available through recognised research information systems, bibliographic databases, library discovery services and persistent identifier systems.
Journal Metrics
The Journal of Global Economy has the following indicators as reported through the RePEc system:
- h-index: 5
- RePEc Simple Impact Factor: 0.31
Bibliometric indicators may change over time as the underlying databases are updated.
Indexing and Research Information Services
Index Copernicus International
The Journal of Global Economy is registered with Index Copernicus International (ICI).
JGE maintains its journal information through the ICI World of Journals system. Publication information and article metadata are being progressively deposited in the Index Copernicus system to improve the international visibility and discoverability of research published in the journal.
The ICI World of Journals system enables journals to maintain a Journal Passport and include information about published articles, including article metadata and, where applicable, full-text information.
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WorldCat
Publication records of the Journal of Global Economy are being made discoverable through WorldCat, the global library discovery system operated by OCLC.
JGE metadata is made available through the journal's OAI-PMH infrastructure. The repository collection has been harvested through the WorldCat Digital Collection Gateway, enabling bibliographic records to enter the WorldCat discovery environment.
WorldCat describes itself as the world's largest library catalog and provides discovery of materials held by libraries worldwide.
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IDEAS/RePEc
The Journal of Global Economy participates in the RePEc (Research Papers in Economics) network and its bibliographic information is available through the RePEc/IDEAS research information system.
IDEAS is a major freely accessible bibliographic database for economics research and is based on data supplied through the RePEc network.
The journal's presence in the RePEc system contributes to the international discoverability of its publications and provides access to bibliometric and citation-related information.
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Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs)
Articles published in the Journal of Global Economy are assigned Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs).
A DOI provides a persistent identifier for a scholarly publication and assists researchers, libraries and information systems in identifying and linking to published research.
DOI metadata can be searched through Crossref's metadata search service.
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Open Access and Discoverability
The Journal of Global Economy supports the broad dissemination and discoverability of scholarly research.
The journal uses Open Journal Systems (OJS) and standard scholarly metadata technologies to facilitate the organisation and exchange of bibliographic information.
The journal's research visibility infrastructure includes:
- Open Journal Systems (OJS)
- OAI-PMH metadata harvesting
- Dublin Core metadata
- Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs)
- XML-based metadata exchange
- Bibliographic information systems
- Library discovery services
These technologies help published research to be discovered, identified and linked across scholarly communication systems.
Continuing Development
Indexing, abstracting and research visibility are continuing processes. The Journal of Global Economy regularly works to improve the quality and completeness of its bibliographic metadata and to increase the discoverability of research published in the journal.
The journal will continue its efforts to maintain accurate publication information and strengthen its presence in appropriate scholarly databases, research information systems and library discovery services.
