A journal search is a process of finding scientific articles, research papers or academic content published in peer-reviewed journals.
In academic databases, journals can be found by title using the advanced search option. For example, to search for the Journal of European Public Policy, enter the title in quotation marks. You can also search within journals by article title.
You can get access to the full text of the journal via RUQuest. In RUQuest you can either search for journals by selecting “journal/magazine” in the advanced search, or by filtering on journals in your search results. More on searching for articles and journals in RUQuest.
If specific journals have a relatively high impact in their field it might be useful to focus on these to find relevant publications. There are multiple ways to search for high ranking journals.
Measures the average impact of original research articles and review articles appearing in the same journal. Access via the Journal Citation Reports in Web of Science.
Citations to articles from the most recent five full years, divided by the total number of articles from the most recent five full years. Citations from highly ranked journals are given more weight than others. Access via the Journal Citation Reports in Web of Science.
Scimago Journal Rank (SJR indicator) is based on the number of citations and the prestige of the journals. Access via Scimago Journal
SJR is included in our journal library Browzine
The h-index for articles published in the last five complete calendar years, h is the largest number of articles that have been cited h times. Access via Google Scholar.
